Book, Chapter

 1   3, 4|     exile in a far and unknown shore,~And a wealth of warlike
 2   3, 5|  descended on Tamasa's distant shore,~Rama rested by the river,
 3   3, 6|     left fair Ganga's northern shore.~"Goddess of the mighty
 4   3, 6| worship unseen dwellers on thy shore,~May my lord return in safety,
 5   3, 6|        o'er!",~On the southern shore they journeyed through the
 6   3, 7|      left for Jumna's southern shore.~"Goddess of the glorious
 7   3, 7|    reached the wooded southern shore.~And the wanderers from
 8   3, 7|       flocked on Jumna's sandy shore.~Two miles thus they walked
 9   3, 8|        soon I reached Sarayu's shore,~Saw a boy with hermit's
10   4, 4|      find in Truth their haven shore,~Scorning death and dark
11   5, 4|      shun the freezing river's shore,~By the fire the village
12   7, 1| answered, Panchavati's echoing shore,~Long he searched in wood
13   7, 6| weavers dwell upon the eastern shore,~And from virgin mines of
14   7, 6|     Dasarna and Avanti's rocky shore,~And the uplands of Vidarbha
15   8, 2|      Krishna's dark and wooded shore,~And the ravine, rock and
16   8, 3|  island, Ravan in his sea-girt shore!~Speak, if Rama lives in
17   9, 5|   foemen by the ocean's lonely shore,~Rama and his hermit brother,
18   9, 6|        thunders now on Lanka's shore!~What dark deed of crime
19  10, 4|      battle, sent his cry from shore to shore,~Solid mountains
20  10, 4|     sent his cry from shore to shore,~Solid mountains shook and
21  11, 3|       strewing shells upon the shore,~And the causeway far-extending,--
22  11, 3|      by whose wild and echoing shore,~Rama poured his lamentations
23  11, 3|         cottage on the river's shore,~Where in righteous peace
24  11, 4|  chargers speeding by Sarayu's shore,~And the serried troops
25  11, 4|      for returned from distant shore,~Thou shalt rule thy spacious