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 1   1, 6|          Cherish her in joy and sorrow, clasp her hand within thy
 2   2, 4|        clay,~And when clouds of sorrow darken, ill beseems thee
 3   2, 7|      the tear bedimmed his eye,~Sorrow choked his failing utterance
 4   2, 7|     pain,~Heaving oft a sigh of sorrow as his heart would break
 5   2, 7|         is the monarch, age and sorrow dim his eye,~And the anguish
 6   3   |         his youth he had caused sorrow and death to an old hermit
 7   3, 1|    banishment be mine,~Brave in sorrow and in suffering, woman'
 8   3, 3|     MOTHER'S BLESSINGS~Tears of sorrow and of suffering flowed
 9   3, 3|        Tears of joy and mingled sorrow filled the Queen Kausalya'
10   3, 3|       Rama ever good and true:~"Sorrow not, my loving mother, trust
11   3, 4|      Parting slow is lengthened sorrow like the sinner's lengthened
12   3, 5|     gentle bosoms wring!~Most I sorrow for my father and my mother
13   3, 5|        will soothe our parents' sorrow and their trickling tear
14   3, 8|    bower,-~Memory of an ancient sorrow flung on him its fatal power,~
15   3, 8|  parents, monarch, soothe their sorrow and their ire,~For the tears
16   3, 8|       the hermit in his might:~'Sorrow for a son beloved is a father'
17   3, 8|       is a father's direst woe,~Sorrow for a son beloved, Dasa-ratha,
18   4, 2|         sire departed, tears of sorrow Rama shed,~Then he raised
19   4, 2|         elder's deathless love,~Sorrow wakes our deepest kindness
20   4, 6|        of Sita words of joy and sorrow fell,~And the pure-souled
21   7, 1|  friendship and thy aid,~Mutual sorrow blends your fortunes, be
22   7, 1|        hand,~Banded by a common sorrow we shall fall or stoutly
23   7, 1|      And the comrades linked by sorrow walked around the altar'
24   8, 1|         dwelt within her bosom, sorrow darkened on her face,~And
25   8, 1|   Though the shadowing tinge of sorrow darkens all her earlier
26   8, 3|     fire,~Speak, if Rama in his sorrow wets his pale and drooping
27   8, 4|         unto her lord,~Tears of sorrow and affection from the warrior'
28   9, 9|         full of guile,~How they sorrow at my glory, at my danger
29  10, 2|          And a widow's nameless sorrow burst in widow's mournful
30  10, 2|      weep not for my sorrows,---sorrow marked me from my birth,~
31  10, 2|       would soothe her lifelong sorrow, bless her agéd eyes once
32  10, 5|      skilled.~"Shed no tears of sorrow, father! "Indrajit exclaimed
33  10, 7|   senses failed,~Till to deeper sorrow wakened Lanka's monarch
34  10, 7|        the foe alone!"~Tears of sorrow, slow and silent, fell upon
35  10, 7|          Leave the woman in her sorrow, mount upon thy battle car,~
36  11, 3|         hath dried her tears of sorrow and bestowed her heart and
37  11, 5|        Widows wept not in their sorrow for their lords untimely
38  12, 5|     suffused her bosom, tear of sorrow filled her eye!~Rama's queen
39 Epi   | progress of human civilisation.~Sorrow and suffering, trial and