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 1   1, 1 |    grace,~Great as INDRA in his prowess, bounteous as KUVERA kind,~
 2   1, 1 |       Matchless in their mighty prowess, peerless in their wondrous
 3   1, 2 |        with conscious pride and prowess on the mighty bow of war.~"
 4   3, 2 |         no evil, well is Rama's prowess known,~And to mighty Rama'
 5   3, 8 |         Straining all my utmost prowess, thus in quavering voice
 6   5, 1 |         the wide earth by their prowess and their fame,~By these
 7   6, 6 |        whose proud and peerless prowess Rakshas and Asuras know!~
 8   7, 3 |     Rama's forces and by Rama's prowess high!~Free me from thy sweet
 9   7, 3 | struggling 'neath his brother's prowess fell!~Still the wrathful
10   7, 4 |  accents calm and bold:~"By thy prowess, peerless Rama, prince Sugriva
11   9, 8 |     tusker, huge Airavat, by my prowess overthrown,~Trumpeted its
12  10    |       battle. Fifth in order of prowess was Indrajit the son of
13  10    | warriors, pre-eminent for their prowess, various Vanars and Rakshas
14  10, 3 |      shock,~Hanuman of peerless prowess slayed him with a rolling
15  10, 3 |        Wherefore with thy royal prowess seek the humble Vanars'
16  10, 4 |       Tore a rock with wrathful prowess, to the fatal combat came,~
17  10, 4 |     Thou hast proved unrivalled prowess and unending glory won,~
18  10, 6 |      the rights which yield him prowess, hide him in the cloudy
19  10, 8 |       Warriors fell beneath his prowess, fled before his mighty
20  10, 8 |      flew,~But Bibhishan in his prowess soon the gallant charges
21  10, 12|          Dushan, were by Rama's prowess slain,~Rama was no earthly
22 Epi    |   learning as well as for their prowess, Their priests distinguished
23 Epi    |         the traditions of their prowess and learning had become