Book, Chapter

 1   2, 4|     venge her in Kaikeyi's woe,~Mark my word, my child Kaikeyi,
 2   3, 5|        watchful Lakshman spake:~Mark the slumb'ring city people,
 3   3, 6|       to Lakshman said:~"Yonder mark the famed Prayaga, spot
 4   3, 6|      the mingling waters greet.~Mark the monarchs of the forest
 5   3, 6|       for the sacrificial rite,~Mark the tall trees in their
 6   3, 7|    their way serene and brave.~"Mark, my love," so Rama uttered, "
 7   3, 7|    sparkles in a golden shower,~Mark the flaming flower of Kinsuk
 8   3, 7|    ample store of food provide,~Mark the honeycombs suspended
 9   4, 1|      Chitra-kuta's summit bold,~Mark the dark and trackless forest
10   4, 1|         beasts make their home,~Mark the spacious wooded uplands,
11   4, 6|         his wonted nightly bed.~Mark! how by the stars encircled
12   5, 2| peerless in thy princely might!~Mark yon gloomy Mahua forest
13   5, 3|         in the darksome shade!~"Mark the woodlands," uttered
14   5, 3|      Lakshman listens to obey!~"Mark this spot," so answered
15   5, 3|        blossoms light the land,~Mark the smiling lake of lotus
16   5, 3|         the rich and laden air,~Mark each scented shrub and creeper
17   5, 4|       monarchs bent on conquest mark the winter's cloudless glow,~
18   5, 4|   widowed North~Reft of 'bridal mark' and joyance coldly sighs
19   5, 4|  prosper on their fertile soil!~Mark the sun in morning vapours-like
20   5, 4|      through the darksome veil,~Mark his gay and golden lustre
21   5, 4|         bush and leaf and tree,~Mark it glisten on the green
22   6, 3|       the raptur'd Sita spake,~"Mark the deer of wondrous radiance
23   6, 3|        in-most bosom fill,~As I mark his skin bespangled and
24   7, 1|         with his brother bold:~"Mark the sons of Dasa-ratha banished
25   7, 3|         spake in accents bold:~"Mark this iron fist, intruder,
26   7, 5|       IN THE NILGIRI MOUNTAINS~"Mark the shadowing rain and tempest,"
27   7, 5|         grateful waters filled!~Mark the folds of cloudy masses,
28   7, 5|  branded by some heavenly fire!~Mark the streaks of golden lustre
29   8, 3|    token from thy lord I bring,~Mark this bright ring, jewel-lettered
30   9, 1|     worst, when stormy passions mark the hapless king's debate,~
31   9, 9|         us in their inner mind,~Mark us with a secret envy though
32  10   |       Book. And the reader will mark a certain method in the
33  10, 2|     thou shalt be a happy wife,~Mark the Vanars' marshalled forces,
34  10, 2|         the vessel in the wave!~Mark the ring of hopeful Vanars,
35  11, 3|         HOME BY THE AËRIAL CAR~"Mark my love," so Rama uttered,
36  11, 3|     mansions of Immortals rest!~Mark the gory fields surrounding
37  11, 3|      red blood soaks the plain.~Mark where dark-eyed Mandodari,
38  11, 3|   trusting Sita fled.~Dost thou mark, my soft-eyed Sita, cottage