Book, Chapter

 1   2, 2|        lisped his name,~For our humble woes and troubles Rama hath
 2   2, 2|     hath the ready tear,~To our humble tales of suffering Rama
 3   2, 4|         her due obeisance as we humble women do,~Will thy proud
 4   2, 6| plighted promise trusting for a humble boon she sighed,~How a monarch
 5   3, 3|        like fair Ayodhya be thy humble forest life,~Go, my son,
 6   3, 6|  agni-hotra rite,~Rama spake in humble accents to the man of holy
 7   3, 6|  Bharad-vaja heard the prince's humble tale.~And with kind and
 8   3, 8|       of fate,~Thirsty in their humble cottage for their duteous
 9   4, 1|   mighty kingdom for a hermit's humble cot,~Honour unto righteous
10   4, 5|       chief and elder, and each humble village swain,~Base thy
11   4, 5|  changeless in his holy might!~"Humble token," answered Bharat, "
12   5, 1|      and deep and known to few,~Humble homes of hermit sages rose
13   5, 1|          radiant rishi, have in humble accents prayed."~"Hath he
14   5, 1|      and forest blossoms be our humble homage shewn,~By some gift,
15   5, 3|         thy eye around,~For our humble home and dwelling seek a
16   7, 1|        Sugriva, Rama courts his humble aid,~In our deepest direst
17   8, 2|         in the jungle where his humble cottage stood,~Godavari'
18  10, 3|      thy royal prowess seek the humble Vanars' life!"~"Hath thy
19  11, 4|         the feet of Rama and in humble accents said:~"Tokens of
20  12, 2|         rich in fame,~Midst the humble homes of rishis, on the
21  12, 5|        answered as he bowed his humble head,~'Listening world will
22 Epi   |        lisped his name,~For our humble woes and troubles Rama hath
23 Epi   |     hath the ready tear,~To our humble tales of suffering Rama
24 Epi   |      throne of his father. In a humble way this course of training