Book, Chapter

 1   1   |       his daughter, and many a prince and warrior came and went
 2   1, 3|       father's pride,~Let each prince of proud Kosala win a fair
 3   1, 3|       s warlike pride,~To each prince of proud Kosala yields a
 4   1, 5| Thither came the bold Yudhajit prince of proud Kaikeya's line,~
 5   1, 5|     see her son I came,~Bharat prince of peerless virtue, worthy
 6   1, 6|        of thy virtue, be. she, prince, thy faithful wife,~Of thy
 7   1, 7|      spoke:~"Know, my son, the prince Kaikeya, Yudajit of warlike
 8   2, 1|      of men,~Mansions meet for prince andchieftain to his guests
 9   2, 1| mustered one and all,~And each prince and peer was seated on his
10   2, 3|        rite auspicious for our prince of peerless might,~He will
11   2, 4|   queen and to a mother need a prince's claims be pressed,~To
12   3   |  Ayodhya followed their exiled prince as far as the banks of the
13   3, 6|  ancient Bharad-vaja heard the prince's humble tale.~And with
14   3, 8|   called a sabda-bedhi, archer prince who shot by sound,~I could
15   3, 8|   called a sabda-bedhi, archer prince who shot by sound,~On the
16   4, 6|     anxious heart awaited Rama prince of righteous fame.~With
17   5, 1|        so spake Agastya, "Rama prince of Raghu's race,~Youth for
18   5, 4|     was over, once at morn the prince of fame,~For his morning'
19   6, 1|   glances passion-laden on the prince of peerless grace,~What
20   6, 6|   ruler of Videha's land,~Rama prince of proud Kosala by his valour
21   7, 2|     wifely tear,~Not with Rama prince of virtue wage a combat
22   7, 2|        and high,~Not with Rama prince of valour, peerless like
23   7, 4|        prowess, peerless Rama, prince Sugriva is our lord,~To
24   7, 4|      thy empire be the valiant prince ordained,~Eldest son of
25   7, 6|     true and tried,~Unto Angad prince and regent, thus the brave
26   8, 3|     the true and tender Bharat prince of proud and peerless fame,~
27  10, 4|       in their flight,~But the prince of fair Kishkindha, Angad
28  10, 4|      cry of battle rose!~Angad prince of fair Kishkindha, filled
29  10, 4|       soft and low:~"Dauntless prince and matchless warrior, fair
30  10, 7|   battle slayed,~Fallen is our prince and hero and his day on
31  10, 7|      by Lakshman's dart,~Noble prince whose peerless arrows could
32 Epi   | wanderings and adventures of a prince banished from his country,
33 Epi   |       of the Epic, is an ideal prince, brave and accomplished,
34 Epi   |       at the banishment of the prince, and the sorrows of the
35 Epi   |       dark scheme by which the prince was at last torn from the
36 Epi   |      and the kindliness of the prince, regards his proposed coronation
37 Epi   |   which are appreciated by the prince and the peasant alike, that