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 1   1, 2 |    which the kings had tried in vain~Drew the cord with force
 2   3, 1 |        steed and gilded palace, vain are these to woman's life,~
 3   4    |      man.~All persuasion was in vain, and Bharat returned to
 4   4, 4 |    There is no Hereafter, Rama, vain the hope and creed of men,~
 5   4, 4 |        spurn illusions poor and vain,~Take the course of sense
 6   4, 4 |     upholds the highest heaven,~Vain were gifts and sacrifices,
 7   4, 4 | sacrifices, rigid penances were vain,~Profitless the holy Vedas
 8   4, 5 |       brother grant this grace,~Vain were my unaided efforts
 9   5, 4 |       is led by mother's wile,'~Vain this ancient impious adage-Bharat
10   6, 4 |       have toiled and worked in vain,~Dark suspicion and dishonour
11   6, 7 |           VII - RAVAN's TRIUMPH~Vain her threat and soft entreaty,
12   6, 7 |        he held upon his breast,~Vain his threat and vain entreaty, "
13   6, 7 |     breast,~Vain his threat and vain entreaty, "Rama! Rama!"
14   6, 7 |        wept the anguished Sita; vain Jatayu in his wrath,~Fought
15   7, 1 |    brother and my foe!"~"Not in vain they seek my succour," so
16   7, 1 |      counsel and my aid,~Not in vain these glistening arrows
17   7, 2 |        lord and husband, seek a vain unrighteous strife,~For,
18   7, 4 |         of vengeful strife were vain,~Enter then thy royal city,
19   9, 2 |     gods against thee strive in vain,~Wherefore fear the feeble
20   9, 2 |      his need,~Not in tears and vain repentance Sita to his consort
21   9, 6 |    comes with conqu'ring might,~Vain against a righteous warrior
22   9, 6 |        counsel, Raksha monarch, vain against him is thy might,~
23   9, 7 |    counsel sought,~Tardy is the vain repentance when the work
24   9, 7 |         death and dangers dire,~Vain is grief for crime committed,--
25   9, 7 |       offerings to unholy fire,~Vain is hero's worth or valour
26   9, 9 |        their soothing words are vain,~Bees are tempted by the
27   9, 10|         since all counsel is in vain,~Many are thy smiling courtiers
28  10, 2 |       shed not widow's tears in vain,~For thy lord is sorely
29  10, 3 |        Ravan's efforts all were vain,~Leaguered Lanka vainly
30  10, 3 |       the startled Ravan flung,~Vain the toil, disdainful Ravan
31  10, 3 |      the gallant Lakshman sent,~Vain the toil, for watchful Lakshman
32  10, 3 |        fierce and furious hate.~Vain were Lakshman's human weapons
33  10, 4 |     with the lightning's shock.~Vain each flying rock and missile,
34  10, 4 |        flying rock and missile, vain each stout and sturdy stroke,~
35  10, 4 |        in proud defiance spoke,~Vain Sugriva's toil and struggle,
36  10, 5 |     strove to break the line in vain,~Sons of Ravan,--brave Narantak
37  10, 11|     sought his foeman's life in vain,~Long and dubious battle