Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2|     monarch sent,~To Ayodhya's distant city with the royal message
 2   1, 7|     honoured brother, from his distant regions came,~He hath come
 3   2, 1|       plain.~Welcomed too from distant regions monarchs and the
 4   2, 3|      and all,~And the men from distant hamlets poured within the
 5   2, 6|        all,~When from near and distant regions they shall gather
 6   2, 6|    midnight, coldly shone each distant star,~Wilder in the monarch'
 7   3, 2|        serve Kausalya when for distant woods I part,~When the memory
 8   3, 5|   shades descended on Tamasa's distant shore,~Rama rested by the
 9   3, 8|  midnight drink,~And I heard a distant gurgle, some wild beast
10   3, 8|       loved and righteous son!~Distant is the expiation,---but
11   4, 4|  wayside inn he halteth who in distant lands doth roam,~Leaves
12   4, 6|      nigh.~Hastening from each distant region feathered songsters
13   4, 6|        darkness falls upon the distant ground,~Midnight prowlers
14   5   | Godavari, and thought of their distant home in Oudh. The description
15   5, 4|     fancy wanders to Ayodhya's distant town,~Where in hermit's
16   6, 4|        DEPARTURE~"Heardst that distant cry of danger?" questioned
17   6, 4|       my Rama, doleful was his distant cry~And my fainting bosom
18   6, 6|        the wife of Rama to thy distant dungeon hold,~Ere thou seek
19   6, 7|     she cried,~To the dark and distant forest where her noble lord
20   8, 4|        comrade, lead me to the distant isle,~Where my soft-eyed
21   8, 4|      not brook delay,~While in distant Lanka's confines Sita weeps
22   9, 8|        rers, driven from their distant home,~Chased from throne
23  10, 6|        FALL~Healing herbs from distant mountains Hanuman in safety
24  10, 9| consolation lent,~Hanuman from distant mountains herbs of healing
25  11, 3|     fame,--~'Rama's Bridge' to distant ages shall our deathless
26  11, 4|    gladness, for returned from distant shore,~Thou shalt rule thy
27  11, 5|     the sacred water from each distant stream and hill,~From the
28 Epi   |   renowned men of the age from distant regions. Their celebrated