Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2|         peerless princess, Sita glory of my house,~Sheds on me
 2   1, 4|         yore,~Markandeya in his glory, Katyayana in his pride,~
 3   1, 7|   troops of kinsmen, wealth and glory on them wait,~Filial love
 4   2, 1|        Thoughtsthat widen human glory, deeds that ope the gates
 5   2, 1|      the Vedas highest meed and glory won,~In the skill of arms
 6   2, 2|     Great in gifts and great in glory, Rama doth our homage own,~
 7   3, 3|        true and faithful in his glory and his fame,~This is Law
 8   4, 2|         And the ruler's richest glory is to labour and to heal!~
 9   4, 2|         Higher than an empire's glory is a father's spoken word!~
10   4, 6|        With his train of silver glory streaming o'er the azure
11   6, 6|      sharer of my empire, of my glory take a part,~Many queens
12   6, 6|         Seated in her pride and glory on a mountain's towering
13   6, 6|        Stainless as the Moon in glory, stainless in his deed and
14   7, 2|         Dearer than his love of glory is his love to heal and
15   7, 4|         Facing eastward, in his glory was the brave Sugriva placed,~
16   8, 2|         Till the tale of Rama's glory Lanka's woods and vales
17   9, 8|     Rakshas, known for deeds of glory done,~Feeble-hearted, faint
18   9, 9|    guile,~How they sorrow at my glory, at my danger how they smile,~
19  10, 1|       the son of Ravan, Lanka's glory and her pride,~Matchless
20  10, 2|      and valour and his deed of glory done,~And with dark and
21  10, 4|        Came the Raksha where in glory Lakshman calm and fearless
22  10, 4| unrivalled prowess and unending glory won,~But I seek a mightier
23  10, 6|       Raksha parents, dost thou glory in this deed,~Traitor to
24  10, 7|       the dark and waning moon,~Glory waiteth thee in battle and