Book, Chapter

 1   3   |        the banks of the Tamasa river, where they halted on the
 2   3, 5|      shore,~Rama rested by the river, day of toilsome journey
 3   3, 5|    loving people by the limpid river lay,~Sad and sorrowing they
 4   3, 5|    Wait on her while from this river Rama seeks his thirst to
 5   3, 5|         By the softly rippling river 'neath the tree's umbrageous
 6   3, 5|        And on wood and rolling river night her darksome mantle
 7   3, 6|    woodland, rippling rill and river crost,~Crossed the sacred
 8   3, 6|    fall Ingudi's shadow by the river's zephyrs blest,~Second
 9   3, 7|         Pondering by the rapid river long the thoughtful brothers
10   3, 7|  wanderers from Ayodhya on the river's margin stood,~Where the
11   3, 8|      tusker might frequent the river's brink,~Nimble deer or
12   3, 8|      into my young life as the river's rolling tide~By the rains
13   5   |      the banks of the Godavari river, are narrated in this Book.
14   5   |        sources of the Godavari river, and within a hundred miles
15   5, 3|        level ground,~Where the river laves its margin with a
16   5, 3|  righteous Raghu's son!~To the river for ablutions Lakshman went
17   5, 4|       matron shun the freezing river's shore,~By the fire the
18   5, 4|       hansa doubtful watch the river's brink,~From the rivers
19   5, 4|    brave~Rama plunged into the river'neath the morning's crimson
20   7, 4|   placed,~Water from each holy river, from each tirtha famed
21  11, 3| soft-eyed Sita, cottage on the river's shore,~Where in righteous
22 End   |       either side of the Indus river in the fourth century before