Book, Chapter

 1   1, 6 |     faithful wife,~Of thy weal and woe partaker, be she thine in
 2   2, 4 |      Bharat, Heaven avert untimely woe!~Happy is the Queen Kausalya,
 3   2, 4 | destruction and to sink in gulf of woe?~Know, fair queen, by law
 4   2, 4 |      mother venge her in Kaikeyi's woe,~Mark my word, my child
 5   2, 6 |        Rama mantled in the garb of woe,~Reft of home and kin and
 6   2, 7 |            monarch wait,~Hath some woe or dire misfortune dimmed
 7   2, 7 |           purpose keen:~"Grief nor woe nor sudden ailment pains
 8   3, 1 |       shall lighten Rama's load of woe and care!"~Vainly gentle
 9   3, 2 |          tend our mothers in their woe,~Little joy or consolation
10   3, 3 |         rose the piercing voice of woe,~And in halls where drum
11   3, 3 |      righteous,---serve him in his woe and shame,~This is Law for
12   3, 4 |       conscious creatures felt the woe the city bore,~Horses neighed
13   3, 4 |            stricken now by age and woe,~Saw his mother faint and
14   3, 5 |    faithful people may not ask his woe to share!"~Lakshman heard
15   3, 8 |       beloved is a father's direst woe,~Sorrow for a son beloved,
16   4, 2 |      clouded and his bosom sank in woe,~And my mother, late repenting,
17   4, 4 |        wherefore lead this life of woe?~Ah! I weep for erring mortals
18   6, 4 |      questioned Sita in distress,~"Woe, to me! who in my frenzy
19   7, 1 |    plighted: "In our happiness and woe~We are friends in thought
20   7, 1 |         anguish I endure a life of woe,~Render me my wife and empire
21   7, 5 |    anguished Sita when she wept in woe and pain!~Fresh and sweet
22  10, 2 |    midnight wept to witness Sita's woe,~But Trijata her companion,--
23  10, 2 |           see a Raksha filled with woe!~Fainting on the field of
24  10, 5 |        spake in grief and spake in woe:~Once again that wily Raksha,
25  10, 7 |           halls,~Like the voice of woe in forests when the forest
26  10, 8 |      BATTLE AND VENGEANCE~Voice of woe and lamentation and the
27  10, 12|            for a righteous woman's woe,~But for impious lust of
28  10, 12|          hast lost thy fated life!~Woe to me! the sad remembrance
29  11, 2 |            and dismal wood,~In her woe and in her sadness true
30  11, 5 |            hall,~Fourteen years of woe were ended, Rama now assumed