Book, Chapter

 1   1, 7|    mandate still his noblest Duty saw,~In the weal of subject
 2   2, 7|         due obeisance pay,~And he saw his aged father shorn of
 3   2, 7|     kingly pomp and pride,~And he saw the Queen Kaikeyi sitting
 4   3, 3|      Queen Kausalya's eye,~As she saw departing Sita for her blessings
 5   3, 4|         was far,~Skilled Sumantra saw them seated, urged the swiftly-flying
 6   3, 4|           and radiance fail!~Rama saw his ancient father with
 7   3, 4|      stricken now by age and woe,~Saw his mother faint and feeble
 8   3, 4|          words of pain,~Stood and saw his son departing,--saw
 9   3, 4|           saw his son departing,--saw him not on earth again!~
10   3, 5|          by Tamasa's limpid wave,~Saw not Rama and his consort,
11   3, 5|         not Rama and his consort, saw not Lakshman young and brave,~
12   3, 8|           reached Sarayu's shore,~Saw a boy with hermit's tresses,
13   4, 3|      Queen Kausalya came,~And she saw him clad in wild bark like
14   6, 2|          the far-resounding wail,~Saw her red disfigured visage,
15   6, 6| unsuspecting in her mind~That she saw a base betrayer in a hermit
16   7, 3|           around he cast,~Till he saw the bold Sugriva, gold-complexioned,
17   7, 4|    Sugriva's bosom melted when he saw his brother dead,~And each
18  10, 3|      fainting fell,~Wrathful Rama saw the combat and arose in
19  10, 8|   Lakshman's heart,~Wrathful Rama saw the combat and arose in
20  11, 1|         forgotten?--Saintly Janak saw my birth,~Child of harvest-bearing
21  11, 2|       high:~Never from the time I saw her in her maiden clays
22  11, 3|          his lamentations when he saw his wife no more,~And the
23  12, 5|        royal chambers flew.~Sita, saw the bright Celestials, monarchs
24  12, 5|      monarchs gathered from afar,~Saw her royal lord and husband
25  12, 5|         as heaven-ascending star,~Saw her sons as hermit -minstrels
26 Epi   |           holder. The pious Hindu saw in Rama's life the ideal