Book, Chapter

 1   2, 1|         seeking still the holy path,~Calm in conscious worth
 2   2, 1|       and public duty made his path serene and clear,~Dasa-ratha
 3   2, 2|        have sought the ancient path,~Nursed my people as my
 4   2, 7|      crossed by serpent in his path!~Reft of sense appeared
 5   3, 1|        husband wild and thorny path to clear!~Like the tasted
 6   3, 2|   sways him from the righteous path,~Blood will venge the offered
 7   3, 4|       is given,~And the narrow path thou choosest is the righteous
 8   3, 4|      choosest is the righteous path to heaven!"~Thus they spake
 9   3, 7|        weapons went before the path to clear,~Soft-eyed Sita
10   4, 4|       I should seek the sinful path,~Gods who judge our secret
11   6, 2| consort, bears no rival in her path!"~Fawn-eyed Sita fell in
12   6, 4|      gather round his lonesome path,~As the mighty bull is slaughtered
13   6, 6|     iron tread a softer easier path!"~
14   6, 7|    captures fair Rohini in his path,~By his left hand tremor-shaken,
15   6, 7|  talons to impede the Raksha's path,~Pierced and bleeding fell
16   7, 5|        as they cloud my onward path,~Dubious is my darksome
17   8, 3|       seeks to cross the ocean path?"~Hanuman with due obeisance
18   8, 3|        shall not hinder Rama's path,~When at Lanka's gates he
19   9, 7|   INDRA and VIVASVAT cross his path,~Or the wild and stormy
20   9, 9|     every fault that clouds my path,~How they wait with eager
21  10, 3|       bold,~Hurled them on the path of Ravan speeding in his
22  10, 7|        dame,~Flung them on the path of Ravan to withstand a
23  10, 8|       daring thus to cross his path:~Welcome, Lakshman! thee