Book, Chapter

 1   3, 4 |           when the forest-king is slain,~And the faint and feeble
 2   3, 8 |          and thy lord and king is slain!~Lay thy hands on mine,
 3   6, 3 |       Rakshas are by deep devices slain,~Bright as day-god or Gandharva,
 4   6, 4 |           to revenge their leader slain,~Various are their arts
 5   9, 6 |         ere with blood of Rakshas slain,~Rama soaks the land of
 6  10    |           made the last sally was slain and the war ended.~Among
 7  10    |     combat with Lakshman, and was slain. After these five warriors,
 8  10, 1 |         issued from the countless slain,~Flooded battle's dark arena
 9  10, 1 |           and on countless Vanars slain,~Matchless in his magic
10  10, 3 |          through countless Vanars slain,~But the young and gallant
11  10, 3 |         his mightiest chiefs were slain,~Foremost leaders, dearest
12  10, 5 |     Narantak was by valiant Angad slain,~Trisiras and fierce Devantak,
13  10, 5 |       panic-stricken, crushed and slain,~And the dead and dying
14  10, 7 |       bright Immortals,- art thou slain by Lakshman's dart,~Noble
15  10, 7 |  Destroyer,--art thou by a mortal slain!~But thy valour lends a
16  10, 8 | slaughtered hero,--Khara, Dushan, slain in fight,~Kumbha-kama giant
17  10, 8 |         with our countless foemen slain,~Hungry wolves and blood-beaked
18  10, 8 |   Virupaksha were by bold Sugriva slain,~Crushed by Angad, Mahaparshwa.
19  10, 12|       than Gods in warlike might,~Slain by man, whom bright Immortals
20  10, 12|            were by Rama's prowess slain,~Rama was no earthly mortal,
21  11, 3 |          Ravan and his chieftains slain,~Fell upon the field of
22 End    |      private conference should be slain. Lakshman himself had to