Book, Chapter

 1   1, 7 |        affection sanctify their happy fate.~Once when on the palace
 2   2, 4 |      affection follows Bharat's lofty fate,~Rama dreads no rising danger
 3   2, 4 |          husband, win thy son a happy fate,~Doom him not to Rama's
 4   2, 5 |           wipe thy tears and doom his fate,~Rich reward or royal vengeance
 5   2, 7 |            dimmed the lustre of their fate.~I would yield my life and
 6   3, 1 |           with her consort courts her fate,~If the righteous son of
 7   3, 8 |               is he, Kausalya, in his fate who doth not scan~Retribution
 8   3, 8 |              sightless by the will of fate,~Thirsty in their humble
 9   3, 8 |           when their son is doomed by fate.~Or if conscious of my danger,
10   6    |              was followed by a tragic fate which few women on earth
11   6    |            her husband and her tragic fate and long trial proved that
12   6, 6 |       shadowed by a dark and dreadful fate,~Since in frenzy of thy
13   7, 3 |            world shalt go,"~"Nay that fate awaits thee, Bali," spake
14   9, 3 |          disaster and a dark untimely fate,~Stealing in the inner mansions
15   9, 10|               Ravan seek thy destined fate,~For thy impious lust of
16  10, 2 |           death and danger, court thy fate to rescue me,~Didst thou
17  10, 2 | world-subduing might,~But the will of Fate is changeless, Death is
18  10, 3 |               met the same resistless fate!~Dark-eyed chief Dhumraksha
19  10, 3 |              Vanars' life!"~"Hath thy fate," so answered Ravan, "brought
20  10, 3 |              deadly like the shaft of Fate,~Ravan hurled on dauntless
21  10, 6 |                by the stern decree of Fate!"~"Hast thou too forgot
22  10, 7 |            court not thus a caitiff's fate,~Woman's blood pollutes
23  10, 12|           mortal but the messenger of Fate,~And I prayed,--the faithful
24  12    |              is added, describing the fate of Sita, and giving the