Book, Chapter

 1   3, 1|         as a faithful, duteous dame,~Tell him not of Rama's
 2   3, 1|       sweetly serve each royal dame,~Cherish Bharat and Satrughna
 3   3, 3|       parted from each weeping dame,~And to sorrowing Queen
 4   3, 4|       with each woe-distracted dame!~And around the aged monarch
 5   4, 3|        with each widowed royal dame,~Unto Rama's hermit-cottage
 6   4, 3|  homage bent before each royal dame,~And they blessed the faithful
 7   5, 4|         honour still the royal dame,~Fixed in purpose and unchanging
 8   6, 2|     dost thou still revere thy dame?~But beware a Raksha's fury
 9   6, 2|       and protect his helpless dame.~"Brother, we have acted
10   6, 2|    stupor hovers o'er my lovéd dame,~Let me wake to life my
11   6, 6|        answered thus the royal dame:~"Knowest thou Rama great
12   6, 7|     lift the poor and helpless dame,~Seat her on his car celestial
13   6, 7|       who insults thy faithful dame!~Deed of sin, unrighteous
14   6, 7|      stealing Rania's faithful dame,~Rama and the gallant Lakshman
15   8, 3|          Hantiman spake to the dame,~As from darksome leafy
16   8, 3|   Ayodhya, from Kausalya royal dame,~From the true and tender
17  10, 6|      spake of Rama's righteous dame:~"Trust me, Rama, trust
18  10, 7|    girdled round the sorrowing dame,~Flung them on the path
19  11, 2|    bosom fair Videha's sinless dame,~Not a curl upon her tresses,
20  11, 2|  forced from thee thy faithful dame,~Guarded by her changeless
21  11, 2|       pure and stainless is my dame,~Rama shall not leave his
22  11, 4| Lakshman, unto Rama's faithful dame,~To Bibhishan and Sugriva
23  12, 4|      for his pure and peerless dame,~Sita banished to the forest,
24  12, 5|     sorrow-stricken, suffering dame,~Pure in thought and deed,
25  12, 5|   wishes I disowned my sinless dame,~Pardon, if to please my