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 1   2, 2|             strength and prowess-and my feeble limbs are old!~Peers and
 2   2, 6|                 dream or madness, do my feeble senses fail,~O'er my darkened
 3   2, 6|            deathlike faintness o'er his feeble soul prevailed,~Stunned
 4   2, 6|             never can his sire survive,~Feeble is thy aged husband, few
 5   2, 7|                 meet,~"Rama!" cried the feeble monarch, but the tear bedimmed
 6   2, 7|                 boon had sworn,~But his feeble heart repenting is by pride
 7   2, 7|         obscures his royal brow,~If thy feeble bosom falter and thy halting
 8   3   |                heart of Dasa-ratha. The feeble old king pined away and
 9   3, 4|                slain,~And the faint and feeble monarch was with age and
10   3, 4|                Saw his mother faint and feeble to the speeding chariot
11   3, 4|                   Dasa-ratha, faint and feeble, listened to these words
12   3, 8|                 a hermit's son?~Old and feeble are my parents, sightless
13   3, 8|         thickening shadows, stars their feeble radiance lent,~As I filled
14   3, 8|                 sight,~Lisping in their feeble accents still they whispered
15   3, 8|               boyish bosom smart,~But a feeble father's failings may not
16   5, 4|       mist-enshrouded sheds a faint and feeble beam,~As the breath obscures
17   7, 2|          Sugriva to this raid,~Not with feeble friend Sugriva seeks alliance
18   8, 1| smoke-enshrouded red fire, dying with a feeble spark,~Like the tempest-pelted
19   9, 2|                vain,~Wherefore fear the feeble mortals, homeless hermits,
20   9, 9|                 bind.--~Not by fire and feeble weapons, but by treason
21  10, 4|       Kunibha-karna hurled to earth his feeble foes,~Dreadful was the field
22 Epi   |               Lakshman and Indrajit, is feeble in comparison with the lifelong
23 Epi   |         weakness and vacillation of the feeble old monarch, and Rama is