Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1 |       deep and darksome forests round Himalay's peaks of fame,~
 2   1, 6 |         and princely bridegroom round the altar's lighted fire,~
 3   1, 6 |       the altar's lighted fire,~Round Videha's ancient monarch,
 4   1, 6 |       Videha's ancient monarch, round the holy rishis all,~Ughtly
 5   3    |    annually visit the spot, and round the hill is raised a footpath
 6   3, 4 |      royal chiefs and courtiers round their fainting monarch drew,~
 7   3, 7 |        s blazing flame,~Radiant round the mighty offering tongues
 8   4, 1 |        s matted tresses cluster round his royal head,~Is this
 9   4, 3 |     anguish smote their bosoms, round their Sita as they prest,~
10   6, 4 |        the cruel Rakshas gather round his lonesome path,~As the
11   7, 4 |         lord and peer,~Gathered round the sad Sugriva wet with
12   7, 6 |      marshalled Vanars gathered round Sugriva bold,~And unto a
13   8, 1 |         their clasping tendrils round the trees of ample height,~
14   9, 9 |     hang apart,~False relations round us gather but they blend
15  10, 1 |        THE SERPENT-NOOSE~Darkly round the leaguered city Rama'
16  10, 2 |        hero dies,~'Tis not thus round lifeless leader muster warriors
17  10, 7 | watchful Raksha females girdled round the sorrowing dame,~Flung
18  10, 12|        and cruel deed,~Girdling round the Discus-Wielder in the
19  10, 12|    queens and sorrowing Rakshas round their fallen leader stood,~
20  11, 3 |      Lanka's land.~See my love, round Ceylon's island how the
21  11, 5 |        girt in arms and weapons round the crownéd monarch throng,~
22 Epi    |      recollections do not cling round the story of Sita's sufferings