Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2|    weapon from the city's inner hall.~Stalwart men of ample stature
 2   1, 3|       stepped within the palace hall.~Where the ancient Dasa-ratha
 3   1, 3|      spake to chieftains in the hall,~Vama-deva and Vasishtha
 4   2, 1| gathering; in the lofty Council Hall~Stately chiefs and ancient
 5   2, 2|  burghers gathered in Ayodhya's hall:~"Known to all, the race
 6   2, 3|       echoing through the roval hall.~Past the night of sacred
 7   2, 3| gathered in the square or lofty hall,~Praised the monarch Dasa-ratha,
 8   2, 3| brothers in his father's palace hall,~As is Rama to his brothers
 9   2, 6|        they shall gather in thy hall,~Speak if so it please thee,
10   3, 2|        in our great preceptor's hall,~Seekand bring them, faithful
11   4, 2|  Dasa-ratha in Ayodhya's palace hall,~And a righteous father'
12   4, 3|         breast!~Torn from royal hall and mansions, ranger of
13   4, 4|    jangle shall be Rama's royal hall,~For a righteous father'
14   4, 5|      the wood,~In the sumptuous hall of feasting wild fruit is
15   7, 4|   sceptre in thy father's royal hall.~Gallant Angad, son of Bali,
16   7, 4|       stepped within the palace hall.~And they sprinkled sacred
17   9, 1|         gathered in his Council Hall:~"Listen, Princes, Chiefs,
18   9, 6|       and girded in the Council Hall arose,~Thirsting for a war
19  10, 2|         entered in his father's hall,~Spake of midnight's darksome
20  11, 5|      music sounded in the royal hall,~Fourteen years of woe were
21  12, 2|         in the monarch's palace hall,~Sing it by the door of
22  12, 3| courtiers slowly left the royal hall,~Eager was his heart to