Book, Chapter

 1   1, 4 |        ordain with rising sun,~Ere the evening's darkness closes,
 2   2, 1 |     the evening of my lifetime ere my days on earth be done,~
 3   2, 5 |       as the Lord of Midnight, ere the eclipse casts its gloom,~
 4   2, 6 |        a sinful monarch perish ere the dawning of the day,~
 5   2, 7 |      yield my life and fortune ere I wound my father's heart,~
 6   3, 3 |      Moon will part his lustre ere I part from wedded lord,~
 7   3, 3 |       I part from wedded lord,~Ere from faithful wife's devotion
 8   3, 5 |     the pathway we shall march ere break of day,~So our true
 9   4, 6 |  Twitter in the leafy thickets ere they seek their nightly
10   6, 6 |        its base of rocky land,~Ere thou win the wife of Rama
11   6, 6 |      thy flowing dress enfold,~Ere thou take the wife of Rama
12   6, 6 |      thy distant dungeon hold,~Ere thou seek to insult Rama
13   7, 1 |    this day shall not be ended ere it sees thy brotherfall,~
14   9, 1 |       a war of vengeance lead,~Ere Sugriva's countless forces
15   9, 1 |       vast and boundless main,~Ere the wrathful Rama girdles
16   9, 6 |        Render Sita to her Rama ere with vengeance swift and
17   9, 6 |   Render wife unto her husband ere in battle's dread array,~
18   9, 6 |        to the lord his consort ere with blood of Rakshas slain,~
19   9, 7 |     speaks the wise Bibhishan; ere he stole a hermit's wife,~
20   9, 7 |        not a causeless strife,~Ere he did this deed of folly,
21   9, 7 |    shall no second arrow send,~Ere I slay him in the battle
22  10, 2 |         SITA'S LAMENT~Indrajit ere dawned the morning entered
23  10, 5 |        vow, O Lord of Rakshas! ere descends yon radiant sun,~
24  10, 6 |       Lakshman seek the foeman ere his magic rites be done,~
25  10, 10|    seek fresh steeds of battle ere he faced his foeman's might,~
26  11, 3 |     word,--he would be monarch ere the evening's Sun had set.~
27  12, 1 |       skilful weavers wrought,~Ere the suppliants spake their
28  12, 1 | suppliants spake their wishes, ere they shaped their inmost