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 1   1    |  eldest of whom was Rama the hero of the poem. And Janak king
 2   1, 2 |    Let me," humbly spake the hero, "on this bow my fingers
 3   2, 7 |     thy word," exclaimed the hero, "and my purpose shall not
 4   3, 2 |      earth below!"~Spake the hero: "Fear no evil, well is
 5   4, 3 |    they blessed the faithful hero spotless in his righteous
 6   4, 4 |   For the deed proclaims the hero from the man of spacious
 7   4, 6 |     and longina Sita met her hero bold,~Anasuya's love and
 8   5, 3 |     loving labour, praised a hero's dauntless will,~Rama clasped
 9   6, 4 |      their wrath!"~Spake the hero: "Fear not, Sita! Dwellers
10   6, 5 |      thee in pride,~Choose a hero worth thy beauty, be a monarch'
11   6, 6 |  great and godlike, peerless hero in the strife,~Deep, uncompassed,
12   7, 4 |      Tara on her slaughtered hero shed,~E'en Sugriva's bosom
13   9, 6 |   might,~Doubly arméd is the hero,--he who battles for the
14   9, 7 |      to unholy fire,~Vain is hero's worth or valour if by
15  10, 2 |      gather when a chief and hero dies,~'Tis not thus round
16  10, 4 |    keen and flaming from the hero's weapon broke,~Kumbha-karna
17  10, 5 | received the offering of the hero true and bold!~Victory the
18  10, 6 |      fatal fight!"~Spake the hero: "Like a coward hid beneath
19  10, 7 |     Fallen is our prince and hero and his day on earth is
20  10, 8 |     to mind each slaughtered hero,--Khara, Dushan, slain in
21  10, 9 |      When she asks me of her hero, what reply shall Rama make,~
22  10, 11|   Saint Agastya had unto the hero given,~Winged as lightning
23  10, 11|     Ravan, lain the lifeless hero low,~And a cry of pain and
24 Epi    |    son of Dasa-ratha and the hero of the Epic, is an ideal
25 Epi    |  describes the return of the hero to his country and to his