Book, Chapter

 1   1, 3 |     the king unto the envoys: "Part we with the rising sun!"~
 2   2, 1 |     his life and light,~Were a part of Dasa-ratha like his hands
 3   2, 1 |       was his dearest, holiest part,~For his Rama strong and
 4   2, 6 |      Rama never can his father part,~Till his ancient life is
 5   2, 6 |       from his best and eldest part?"~Coldly spake the Queen
 6   2, 7 |       what strange error on my part.~Unremembered sin or folly
 7   2, 7 |       and his home prepared to part.~
 8   3, 1 |      daughter of a royal line,~Part we now, for years of wand'
 9   3, 1 |      gentle Sita, be it thine,~Part we love! for years of wand'
10   3, 2 |       when for distant woods I part,~When the memory of my exile
11   3, 2 |      for the woods prepared to part:~Part we then from loving
12   3, 2 |        woods prepared to part:~Part we then from loving kinsmen,
13   3, 3 |        loving words she said:~"Part we, dear devoted daughter,
14   3, 3 |      from their wedded consort part,~Manly deed nor manly virtue
15   3, 3 |       side,~From the Moon will part his lustre ere I part from
16   3, 3 |     will part his lustre ere I part from wedded lord,~Ere from
17   3, 4 |      for the pathless woods to part,~And the king for needs
18   3, 4 | Kausalya from her Rama thus to part,~Rends it not her mother'
19   3, 4 |       from this torture let me part.~Speed, my friend, this
20   3, 5 |     from their princes loth to part!~Speed, my brother, for
21   6, 6 |     empire, of my glory take a part,~Many queens of queenly
22   7, 5 |    empire with my Sita I could part,~As the stream erodes its
23   9, 10|       and save thy own,~Ravan, part we now ever,--guard thy
24  10    |       of the warriors who took part in these battles.~First
25 Epi    |  loyalty which has ever been a part of the Hindu character in
26 Epi    |     trial and endurance, are a part of the Hindu ideal of a
27 Epi    |      trial and endurance are a part of a Hindu's ideal of a
28 Epi    |       still more essentially a part of his ideal of a woman'
29 Epi    |       of a nation, and it is a part of the lives of two hundred