Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1 |            in truth abiding lived a long and peaceful life,~With
 2   1, 4 |           my journey and the way is long and far."~With each priest
 3   1, 4 |              for thy sons of valour long their loving sire to meet,~
 4   2, 2 |          the mandate with applauses long and loud,~As the peafowls
 5   2, 2 |            subjects echoed loud and long the welcome sound,~Till
 6   2, 3 |             dear is Rama to us all,~Long live ancient Dasa-ratha
 7   2, 4 |         grace,~Friendless, joyless, long shall wander, alien from
 8   2, 5 |            loving heart might seek,~Long delayed their wished fulfilment,-
 9   2, 7 |           wander at thy will,~Seven long years and seven, my Rama,
10   3, 4 | mighty-destined Rama, for we wander long and far,~Fourteen years
11   3, 4 |       parted for the forest; like a long unending night,~Gloomy shades
12   3, 6 |          they journeyed through the long and weary day,~Still through
13   3, 6 |       flowering woodland held their long and weary way,~And they
14   3, 7 |        Pondering by the rapid river long the thoughtful brothers
15   3, 8 |            to the fatal spot I led,~Long and loud bewailed the parents
16   5, 1 |          Eldest born of Dasa-ratha, long and far hath Rama strayed,"~
17   5, 4 |          pious rite,~To the Fathers long departed, to the Gods of
18   6    |             and her tragic fate and long trial proved that undying
19   6, 3 |          with the gentle Sita stay,~Long through woods and gloomy
20   7, 1 |               FRIENDS IN MISFORTUNE~Long and loud lamented Rama by
21   7, 1 |         Panchavati's echoing shore,~Long he searched in wood and
22   8, 2 |          his cottage stole his wife~Long lamenting lone and weary
23   9, 9 |         them to the hunter's snare!~Long as nourishment and vigour
24   9, 9 |             impart the milk of cow,~Long as woman shall be changeful,
25   9, 9 |          holy in their vow,~Ave. so long shall near relations bate
26  10, 11|          his foeman's life in vain,~Long and dubious battle lasted,
27  10, 11|           bright and flaming brand!~Long and dubious battle lasted,
28  11, 3 |             charging Rakshas in the long and deathful fight,~Indrajit
29 Epi    |            endless reiteration. The long account of the grief of
30 Epi    |           of the imagination abides long unless it is animated by
31 Epi    |        translator's abridgment of a long poem, but selected passages
32 Epi    |     European public; and it was not long before M. Hippolyte Fauche
33 Epi    |         volume is not to repeat the long poem which Rama's sons are