Book, Chapter

 1   2, 5 |        be obeyed,~Scheming for a fatal purpose, inly then Kaikeyi
 2   3, 8 |          sorrow flung on him its fatal power,~Of an ancient crime
 3   3, 8 |     hermit cried,~And I drew the fatal arrow, and the holy hermit
 4   3, 8 |         its trunk,~And I sent my fatal arrow on the unknown, unseen
 5   3, 8 |          by their bidding to the fatal spot I led,~Long and loud
 6   7, 3 |        this iron fist, intruder, fatal is its vengeful blow,~Crushed
 7   7, 3 |      life!"~Closed the chiefs in fatal combat, each resistless
 8   7, 3 |          stature Rama raised the fatal dart,~Like the fatal disc
 9   7, 3 |         the fatal dart,~Like the fatal disc of YAMA was his proudly
10   7, 3 |     pierced and bleeding by that fatal arrow fell!~
11   9, 6 |       warriors and the monarch's fatal choice,~Firm in faith and
12  10, 4 |         wrathful prowess, to the fatal combat came,~Short the combat,
13  10, 4 |     Immortals thou shall meet in fatal war,~Death for thee in guise
14  10, 5 |          helpless foemen did his fatal arrows pour!~Fled the countless
15  10, 5 |    Lakshman, we shall face these fatal darts,~We shall stand with
16  10, 6 |     field of war!~Rama heard the fatal message which his faithful
17  10, 6 |    presumption, in this last and fatal fight!"~Spake the hero: "
18  10, 6 |     Lakahman uttered as he drew,~Fatal was the dart unerring,--
19  10, 7 |          the royal sabre on that fatal day had stained,~But his
20  10, 8 |         shock!~Darkly closed the fatal battle, sturdy Vanars fell
21  10, 9 |          me creep,~Weary of this fatal contest let me by my brother
22  10, 9 |       stood?~What great crime or fatal shadow darkens o'er my hapless
23  10, 9 |           Stirred by thoughts of fatal vengeance Rama sought the
24  10, 10| righteous Rama sought his foe in fatal fray,~Shining arms and heavenly
25  10, 10|  polluted Ravan in this last and fatal war!"~Rama mounted on the
26  10, 11|         lightning dart of INDRA, fatal as the bolt of heaven,~Wrapped
27 Epi    |           metres, and afforded a fatal facility to poets and often
28 Epi    |       poem, apparently after the fatal process of additions and