Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2|      his presence to adorn our palace balls~Pleased at heart the
 2   1, 3|      bidden stepped within the palace hall.~Where the ancient
 3   1, 3| gallant Lakshman, in the royal palace dwell,~And our brother of
 4   1, 5|   kingdom is his empire and my palace is his home,~And the maidens,
 5   1, 7|         Entered slow his lofty palace bright as peak of Himalay.~
 6   1, 7|   happy fate.~Once when on the palace chambers bright the golden
 7   2, 1| warrior midst the bold,~In the palace chambers musing on the tales
 8   2, 3|       brothers in his father's palace hall,~As is Rama to his
 9   2, 4|          INTRIGUE~In the inner palace chamber stood the proud
10   2, 5|        doom!~Through the shady palace garden where the peacock
11   2, 7|        and duteous Rama to the palace bent his way,~For to make
12   3, 1|       Car and steed and gilded palace, vain are these to woman'
13   3, 1|    rove,~Dearer than the royal palace, where I share my husband'
14   3, 4|    ancient Dasa-ratha from his palace chamber came,~With each
15   4, 2|        Dasa-ratha in Ayodhya's palace hall,~And a righteous father'
16   4, 5|    Henceforth Bharat dwells in palace guised as hermit of the
17   6, 3|        repair,~Dwell in Sita's palace chamber nursed by Sita's
18   6, 5|       thy steps should grace a palace, not in pathless forest
19   7, 4|     people, stepped within the palace hall.~And they sprinkled
20   8, 1|     gem-bespangled sea!~Rose a palace in the woodlands girt by
21  10, 7|      lamentation waking in the palace halls,~Like the voice of
22  12   |     woman who had lived in the palace of Ravan. Rama gave way
23  12, 1|     lonely Rama in his joyless palace reigned,~And for righteous
24  12, 2|      pathway, in the monarch's palace hall,~Sing it by the door