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 1   1, 3 |        said~This by Sata-nanda's counsel is the quest that he hath
 2   2, 1 |  Pondering thus within his bosom counsel from his courtiers sought,~
 3   2, 2 |        well,~Or if wiser, better counsel in your wisdom ye can tell,~
 4   3, 1 |   forsake?~Lightly I dismiss the counsel which my lord hath lightly
 5   4, 2 |        matchless skill,~And with counsel deep and duteous do thy
 6   4, 4 |     their deepest wrath,~And thy counsel helps not, rishi, mansions
 7   4, 4 |        nor Fathers nor the Vedas counsel tortuous paths of sin!~Pardon,
 8   4, 5 |       shall help thee with their counsel and thy ancient frontiers
 9   5, 2 |                         II - THE COUNSEL OF AGASTYA~"Pleased am I,"
10   7, 1 |           Bold Sugriva heard the counsel, and to righteous Rama hied,~
11   7, 1 |       offered friendship seek my counsel and my aid,~Not in vain
12   7, 2 |                         II - THE COUNSEL OF TARA~Linked in bonds
13   7, 2 |      warriors have their aid and counsel lent~Conscious of his strength
14   7, 2 |       side.~Listen to thy Tara's counsel if to thee is Tara dear,~
15   7, 6 |         Brave in war and wise in counsel! take ten thousand of my
16   9, 1 |       town with fire!~Speak your counsel, gallant leaders, Ravan
17   9, 1 |           Wisest monarchs act on counsel from his men for wisdom
18   9, 1 |      Think not, ask not friendly counsel, by their passions borne
19   9, 1 |      passions borne away!~Wisest counsel comes from courtiers who
20   9, 1 |      Therefore freely speak your counsel and your monarch's task
21   9, 1 |          willing monarch's deed,~Counsel peace, or Ravan's forces
22   9, 4 |   forests far away!~Or to deeper counsel listen! Varied shapes the
23   9, 6 |          tear to Heaven?~Take my counsel, king and elder, Sita to
24   9, 6 | righteous grace implore,~Take my counsel, Raksha monarch, vain against
25   9, 6 |      main!~Listen to my friendly counsel,--though it be I stand alone,--~
26   9, 7 |         folly, Ravan should have counsel sought,~Tardy is the vain
27   9, 7 |          or valour if by foolish counsel led,~Toil and labour fail
28   9, 8 |         father, pale Bibhishan's counsel hear,~Scion of the race
29   9, 10|        thy destruction since all counsel is in vain,~Many are thy
30   9, 10|     destruction, deaf to word of counsel given,~By the flaming shaft,