Book, Chapter

 1   1, 5|     Kaikeyi is my sister, and to see her son I came,~Bharat prince
 2   1, 5|       his father's fame,~Aye, to see that youth of valour, by
 3   2, 1|        repose and rest:~"Shall I see my son anointed, seated
 4   2, 2|          let him reign,~We would see the princely Rama, Heir
 5   2, 2|        fair,~Wherefore would you see my Rama seated as the Regent
 6   2, 2|          Regent Heir?"~"We would see him Heir and Regent, Dasa-ratha,
 7   2, 2|         our homage own,~We would see the princely Rama seated
 8   2, 3|     Raghu's royal race,~We shall see his son anointed by his
 9   2, 3|       and west and east,~Came to see the consecration and to
10   2, 5|        for which I pray,~I would see my son anointed, Rama banished
11   2, 6|      byhis mother's sin?~Shall I see my banished Rama mantled
12   2, 6|      pathless jungle go,~Shall I see disasters sweeping o'er
13   3, 3| righteous Gods above,~Thou shalt see thy son returning to thy
14   3, 3|         gentle, and they wept to see him go,~Like the piercing
15   3, 4|          car,~We would once more see our Rama, banished Iong
16   3, 4|       her mother's bosom thus to see her son depart?~True is
17   3, 5|        my true and loving people see us not by dawn of day,~Follow
18   3, 6|          spotted deer,~Quaked to see the princely strangers in
19   3, 6|        on this hermitage,~And to see the banished Sita and to
20   3, 6|         the banished Sita and to see us, much I fear,~Crowds
21   3, 7|       the woods returning he may see his home again,~Grant that
22   3, 8|      soon the cottage thou shalt see,~Soothe their anger by entreaty,
23   3, 8|     Dasa-ratha, thou shalt know!~See the parents weep and perish,
24   4, 3|   withering forest fire,~Thus to see thee, duteous daughter,
25   4, 6|          of joy is mine,~Thus to see thy youth and beauty in
26   5, 1|          seek this shade,~And to see thee, radiant rishi, have
27   6, 4|          and aching sight,~May I see thee by thy Rama, guarded
28   8, 3|         draweth nigh,~Thou shalt see his beaming visage like
29   9, 6|       for his eye could farthest see:~"Pardon, king and honoured
30  10, 2|         woes and for thy anguish see a Raksha woman weep,~Though
31  10, 2|       true and stainless warrior see a Raksha filled with woe!~
32  10, 6|       pity fill my bosom thus to see thee leave thy kin,~Serving
33  11, 3|    crowned king of Lanka's land.~See my love, round Ceylon's
34  11, 3|        deathless deeds proclaim!~See the rock-bound fair Kishkindha
35  11, 3|       the evening's Sun had set.~See the sacred lake of Pampa
36  11, 3|         thou, dear devoted Sita, see the Jumna in her might '~
37  12, 3|         eager people whispered: "See the boys, how like our king~
38 Epi   | influence on her husband, and to see her own son on the throne.