Book, Chapter

 1   1, 5|       courteous accents said:~"Wherefore waits the king expectant?
 2   2, 2|        rule this kingdom fair,~Wherefore would you see my Rama seated
 3   2, 4| offends thee, senseless woman, wherefore dost thou idly mope?~Dear
 4   2, 5|  softly spake her loving lord:~Wherefore thus, my Queen and Empress,
 5   2, 6|    fell destroyer of thy race,~Wherefore seeks thy ruthless rancour
 6   2, 6|    Rama loves thee as thy own,~Wherefore then with causeless vengeance
 7   2, 6|        woman's peerless grace,~Wherefore then within thy bosom wakes
 8   2, 6|       have won a woman's fame,~Wherefore now this cruel purpose hath
 9   2, 6|        dark and pathless wild?~Wherefore, darkly-scheming woman,
10   2, 6|        on my Rama seek a vent,~Wherefore seek by deeds unholy for
11   2, 7|        anger fills his father, wherefore greets he not his son?~"
12   2, 7|      father's boundless grace,~Wherefore clouds his altered visage,
13   2, 7|     clouds his altered visage, wherefore tears bedew his face?~Doth
14   3, 8|        mortal's earthly state,~Wherefore else they sit unconscious
15   3, 8|       son, to waiting parents, wherefore dost thou stay behind,~Sporting
16   3, 8|     thy parents' life and joy,~Wherefore art thou mute and voiceless,
17   4, 2|     the righteous Rama cried,~"Wherefore to this jungle dwelling
18   4, 4|       to young Ayodhya's lord:~Wherefore, Rama, idle maxims cloud
19   4, 4|        them as we pass before!~Wherefore for a father's mandate leave
20   4, 4|       sacrificing all thy own,~Wherefore to Ayodhya's city, as to
21   4, 4|        dead man's idle mandate wherefore lead this life of woe?~Ah!
22   5, 1|     accept our greetings kind,~Wherefore came ye for permission,
23   5, 1|        came ye for permission, wherefore linger they behind?~Rama
24   6, 1|       Rakshas hold their sway,~Wherefore in a lonely cottage in this
25   6, 5|       such transcendent grace.~Wherefore then, in lonesome forest,
26   6, 5|       steal beneath the brake,~Wherefore then this dismal forest
27   7, 2|        in woman's loving word:~Wherefore like a rain-fed torrent
28   8, 4|        the billows of the sea,~Wherefore came she not in person from
29   9, 2|        challenge on his foes:~"Wherefore, Ravan, quails thy bosom,
30   9, 2|   against thee strive in vain,~Wherefore fear the feeble mortals,
31   9, 4|     held in fury by his side,~"Wherefore, Ravan, waste thy forces
32   9, 5|        red and lolling tongue:~Wherefore, monarch, dream of battle?
33   9, 8|        gallant, none so bold:~"Wherefore, noble king and father,
34  10, 3|       with me an equal strife,~Wherefore with thy royal prowess seek
35  10, 9|    brothers, best of warriors, wherefore thus unconscious he,~Mother,
36  11, 1| saintly Sita, spake in shame:~"Wherefore spake ye not, my Rama, if
37  11, 1|        a woman were her death!~Wherefore, Rama, with your token came
38  11, 1|        a tainted wife to save,~Wherefore with vour mighty forces