Book, Chapter

 1   3  |          spot of that sect of the Hindu faith who devote themselves
 2 End  |   brothers was in accordance with Hindu ideas of the death of the
 3 Epi  |     scenes which were dear to the Hindu, and patient Hindu listeners
 4 Epi  |         to the Hindu, and patient Hindu listeners were never tired
 5 Epi  |      descriptions, essentially of Hindu life, are yet so true to
 6 Epi  |           ever been a part of the Hindu character in every age--~
 7 Epi  |     Hindus,~Rama and Sita are the Hindu ideals of a Perfect Man
 8 Epi  | vicissitudes of fortune, form the Hindu ideal of a Perfect Life.
 9 Epi  |        gives us a true picture of Hindu faith and righteous life
10 Epi  |      endurance, are a part of the Hindu ideal of a Perfect Life
11 Epi  |     passed through by every pious Hindu of the ancient times. Every
12 Epi  |           house holder. The pious Hindu saw in Rama's life the ideal
13 Epi  |          life the ideal of a true Hindu life, the success and the
14 Epi  |        the deepest lessons to the Hindu character, and is the highest
15 Epi  |         is the highest ideal of a Hindu righteous life. The ancient
16 Epi  |      clearly its relations of old Hindu ideas and old Hindu life.~
17 Epi  |           old Hindu ideas and old Hindu life.~And if trial and endurance
18 Epi  |         endurance are a part of a Hindu's ideal of a man's life,
19 Epi  |          on earth. There is not a Hindu man whose earliest and tenderest
20 Epi  |        charmed and fascinated the Hindu world. Repeated trials bring
21 Epi  |           not the patience of the Hindu listener of the old school;
22 Epi  |         or Ali." "The city of the Hindu God is Benares, and the