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 1   1, 3 |      welcome to Videha's feast,~Joy thee in thy Rama's triumph,
 2   1, 3 |     thee in thy Rama's triumph, joy thee with a father's pride,~
 3   1, 6 |      every land,~Cherish her in joy and sorrow, clasp her hand
 4   1, 7 |         s loving heart!~Days of joy and months of gladness o'
 5   2, 3 |        in their wild tumultuous joy!~On the temple's lofty steeple
 6   2, 4 | peerless queen,~With a mother's joy Kaikeyi gaily watched the
 7   2, 4 |         prudent wife.~Smiles in joy when prouder rival triumphs
 8   3, 2 |    mothers in their woe,~Little joy or consolation have they
 9   3, 3 |  loveless to my lord?"~Tears of joy and mingled sorrow filled
10   3, 3 |    where drum and tabor rose in joy and regal pride,~Voice of
11   3, 7 |       and gay,~Still with eager joy and pleasure Sita turned
12   3, 8 |       and thy parents' life and joy,~Wherefore art thou mute
13   4, 1 |         s righteous feet,~And a joy and mingled sadness filled
14   4, 6 |       the lips of Sita words of joy and sorrow fell,~And the
15   4, 6 |        tresses, but a thrill of joy is mine,~Thus to see thy
16   5, 4 |         thee, Rama, spurns each joy of baser kind,~'False he
17   7, 4 |        and high,~And a shout of joy and triumph, like the pealing
18   9, 7 |     shall face the haughty foe,~Joy thee in thy pleasure, Ravan,
19  10, 12|   golden hill,~Done the days of joy and gladness, Mandodari'
20  11, 3 |        us to the southern side.~Joy! joy! my gentle Sita,! Fair
21  11, 3 |         the southern side.~Joy! joy! my gentle Sita,! Fair Ayodhya
22  11, 4 |         his mandate with a holy joy distraught:~"Let our city
23  11, 4 |     thine own,~Bharat's life is joy and gladness, for returned
24  11, 5 |            V - THE CONSECRATION~Joy! joy in bright Ayodhya gladness
25  11, 5 |           THE CONSECRATION~Joy! joy in bright Ayodhya gladness
26  11, 5 |       filled the hearts of all,~Joy! joy a lofty music sounded
27  11, 5 |         the hearts of all,~Joy! joy a lofty music sounded in
28  12, 3 |         dancers who the festive joy prolong~Hushed and silent
29 Epi    |           The ideal of life was joy and beauty and gladness