Book, Chapter

 1   3    |    more touching than this old sad story told by the dying
 2   3, 4 |     sinner's lengthened pain!"~Sad Sumantra urged the coursers
 3   3, 5 |       by the limpid river lay,~Sad and sorrowing they had followed
 4   3, 8 |      sinking fast,~To Kausalya sad and sorrowing spake his
 5   4, 3 |      AND RAMA'S REPLY~Slow and sad with Saint Vasishtha, with
 6   4, 5 |    SANDALS~Tears nor sighs nor sad entreaty Rama's changeless
 7   6, 2 |   disfigured visage, heard her sad and woeful tale!~
 8   6, 5 |        vengeful spite,~Came to sad and sorrowing Sita in the
 9   6, 7 |    obeisance as she speaks her sad farewell,~Whisper to my
10   7, 3 |        fond embrace!"~Slow and sad with sweet obeisance Tara
11   7, 3 |      in stifled word,~Slow and sad with swelling bosom Tara
12   7, 4 |       peer,~Gathered round the sad Sugriva wet with unavailing
13   8, 1 |      eyes did rest,~On a woman sad and sorrowing in her sylvan
14   8, 2 | mountain hoar!~Then he met the sad Sugriva in wild Malya's
15   8, 4 |        her loving row,~Ah, the sad, the sweet remembrance!
16   8, 4 |      anguish, sorrow-stricken, sad and pale,~Like the Moon
17  10, 2 |      Sita tenderly:~"Weep not, sad and saintly Sita, shed not
18  10, 2 |        living grace,~Trust me, sad and sorrowing Sita, marks
19  10, 8 |  engraved!"~Father's grief and sad remembrance urged the lightning-wingéd
20  10, 12|     fated life!~Woe to me! the sad remembrance haunts my tortured
21  10, 12|     and blazing fire,~Slow and sad with due abititions mourners
22  12    |    Sita, and giving the poem a sad ending.~The dark cloud of