Book, Chapter

 1   1, 7|           ancient monarch spoke:~"Know, my son, the prince Kaikeya,
 2   2, 2|    seeking still their thought to know,~Spake again the ancient
 3   2, 2|          words and slow:~"I would know your inner feelings, loyal
 4   2, 2|    ancient race!~Bright Immortals know his valour; with his brother
 5   2, 4|           the empire for her son?~Know the truth, O witless woman!
 6   2, 4|           to sink in gulf of woe?~Know, fair queen, by law and
 7   2, 7|          the truth, for thou must know,~What distress or deep disaster
 8   3, 5|          consolation lend,~Well I know his stainless bosom and
 9   3, 5|         faithful people shall not know our southward way."~Wise
10   3, 8|            Dasa-ratha, thou shalt know!~See the parents weep and
11   5, 1|          foes of bright Immortals know these weapons dread and
12   6, 1|           my purpose thou wouldst know,~I am Raksha, Surpa-nakha,
13   6, 1|     wearing various shapes below.~Know my brothers, royal Ravan,
14   6, 6|        prowess Rakshas and Asuras know!~But thy beauty's golden
15   6, 7|          destined prey,~When they know that trusting Sita is by
16   7, 1|      greetings gratified:~"Well I know thee, righteous Rama, soul
17   7, 2|         wait till thou dost truly know,~With what strength and
18   8, 4|          by anguish wrung,~Well I know this dear-loved jewel sparkling
19   8, 4|       Sita's father given,~Well I know this tender token, Janak
20   8, 4|      beauty rich and rare,~Well I know this sweet memorial, Sita
21   9, 7| Kumbha-karna, will his loyal duty know,~He shall fight his monarch'
22   9, 7|           and true from wrong may know,~Faithful to his race and
23   9, 8|       weapon fell,~Pale Immortals know my valour and my warlike
24   9, 8|      Daityas fame of Indrajit may know,~And he yields not, king
25  10, 6|         trust thy comrade,--for I know our wily house,--~Indrajit
26  10, 6|           accents hast thou said,~Know, proud youth, that Truth
27  11, 1|        great Gandharvas, Gods who know each secret deed,~Witnessed
28  11, 2|          let the world her virtue know,~For the God of Fire is
29  12, 2|         and your lineage seeks to know,~Say,--Valmiki is our Teacher
30  12, 3|          in his wonder: "Scarce I know who these may be,~Eighteen
31 Epi   |        towns and states which, we know from other sources, flourished
32 Epi   |           complete; and we should know but little of the ancient
33 Epi   |        and rules the universe.~To know the Indian Epics is to understand