Book, Chapter

 1   1, 6|                thee in death or life!"~Tears bedew his ancient bosom,
 2   2, 4|          princess in this land,~In her tears and in her anguish wait
 3   2, 4|             worked the ancient nurse's tears,~And a wife's undying impulse
 4   2, 5|             distraught.~Weeping silent tears of anguish had the mourner'
 5   2, 5|        endearing art,~Lay the queen in tears of anguish! And with sweet
 6   2, 5|              foe some insult, wipe thy tears and doom his fate,~Rich
 7   2, 7|              altered visage, wherefore tears bedew his face?~Doth a piercing
 8   3, 2|                 BROTHER'S FAITHFULNESS~Tears bedewed the face of Lakshman
 9   3, 3|               III - MOTHER'S BLESSINGS~Tears of sorrow and of suffering
10   3, 3|                moistened head,~And her tears like summer tempest choked
11   3, 3|       faithless, loveless to my lord?"~Tears of joy and mingled sorrow
12   3, 3|          virtue high,~And she wept the tears of sadness when with sweet
13   3, 4|            heaven!"~Thus they spake in tears and anguish as they followed
14   3, 8|          sorrow and their ire,~For the tears of good and righteous wither
15   3, 8|                funeral rite,~Then with tears that burnt and withered,
16   4, 2|              be it ever thine,~For the tears of suffering virtue wither
17   4, 2|         Weeping for his sire departed, tears of sorrow Rama shed,~Then
18   4, 5|                        V - THE SANDALS~Tears nor sighs nor sad entreaty
19   7, 4|                CONSECRATION OF SUGRIVA~Tears of love the tender Tara
20   7, 5|           feverish, moistened with the tears of rain,~Sighing like my
21   8, 1|               vigils paled her beauty, tears bedimmed her tender grace,~
22   8, 4|               her truth unto her lord,~Tears of sorrow and affection
23   8, 4|              beside her young,~Welling tears upon this token yields my
24   9, 2|                him in his need,~Not in tears and vain repentance Sita
25  10, 2|         saintly Sita, shed not widow's tears in vain,~For thy lord is
26  10, 5|              weapons skilled.~"Shed no tears of sorrow, father! "Indrajit
27  10, 7|               her son,~Leaving them in tears and anguish, Indrajit, where
28  10, 7|               to fight the foe alone!"~Tears of sorrow, slow and silent,
29  11, 2|                righteous fame!"~In his tears the contrite Rama clasped
30  11, 3| slender-waisted wife,~Wept her widow's tears of anguish when her monarch
31  11, 3|               life,~She hath dried her tears of sorrow and bestowed her
32  12, 4|                dawning truth,~And with tears of love paternal Rama clasped
33  12, 4|             her righteous fame!~In his tears repentant Rama to Valmiki
34 Epi   |             worked the ancient nurse's tears,~And a wife's undying impulse