Book, Chapter

 1   1, 5 |         young and proud Kaikeya, dear and duly-greeted guest,~
 2   1, 6 |          and Gods above,~Take my dear devoted daughter, Urmila
 3   1, 7 |          from their parents ever dear,~And Kaikeya with the princes,
 4   2, 1 |          earth from skies above!~Dear to him appeared his purpose,
 5   2, 1 |      purpose, Rama to his people dear,~Private wish and public
 6   2, 2 |        though this plan to me be dear,~If some middle course were
 7   2, 3 |        save our cherished right,~Dear unto his loving brothers
 8   2, 3 |          is Rama to his brothers dear is Rama to us all,~Long
 9   2, 4 |   wherefore dost thou idly mope?~Dear is Rama as my Bharat, ever
10   2, 7 |        ancient bosom smart!~Ever dear is Queen Kaikeyi to her
11   3, 1 |         sway,~And to please each dear relation, gentle Sita, be
12   3, 2 |        the forest fruit,~Berries dear to holy hermits and the
13   3, 3 |        words she said:~"Part we, dear devoted daughter, to thy
14   3, 3 |          trembling accents said:~Dear devoted duteous Lakshman,
15   3, 5 |         Ayodhya to her Rama ever dear,~And perchance her men and
16   4, 4 |        duty bent~Sacrifice their dear enjoyment till their barren
17   5, 2 |         trills his lay,~Tend thy dear devoted Sita and protect
18   5, 4 |         winter to the royal Rama dear,~Like a bride the beauteous
19   7, 2 |       counsel if to thee is Tara dear,~If thy wife is true in
20   8, 1 |          consort, unto Rama ever dear,~Unforgetting and unchanging,
21   8, 2 |         Sita still unto his Rama dear!~I am henchman of Sugriva
22   8, 3 |          jewel-lettered with the dear name of thy king,~For the
23   8, 3 |  cherished Sita, is to Rama ever dear,~And he sends his loving
24   8, 4 |        the water to the thirsty, dear to me what Sita said,~Did
25  10, 2 |          Earth!~But I grieve for dear Kausalya, sonless mother,
26  10, 12|        king and husband from her dear embrace is gone!~Sorely
27  11, 3 |         town of fame,~Dost thou, dear devoted Sita, see the Jumna
28  11, 4 |  faithful younger in a brother's dear embrace.~With his greetings
29  12, 3 |        children!" uttered Rama, "dear to me the words you say,~
30 Epi    | description of scenes which were dear to the Hindu, and patient