Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|     grace~Twice-born men were free from passion, lust of gold
 2   1, 5|     waits the king expectant? Free to him this royal dome,~
 3   2, 2|     my people as my children, free from passion, pride and
 4   2, 5|    where the peacock wandered free.~Lute and lyre poured forth
 5   2, 5|       to death the guiltless, free whom direst sins debase,~
 6   2, 7|  father Rama yields obedience free,~Speak my father's royal
 7   3, 8|    ask their grace and pardon free!~But before thou goest,
 8   4   |      the greatest latitude of free thought was permitted. In
 9   5, 1|       led,~Where the dun deer free and fearless roamed within
10   5, 3|        from the bonds of YAMA free!"~Thus spake Rama, and with
11   6, 4|       me like a burning dart,~Free from guile is Lakshman's
12   6, 4|  guile is Lakshman's purpose, free from sin is Lakshman's heart,~
13   7, 3|       by Rama's prowess high!~Free me from thy sweet embraces
14   7, 3|    him from this realm again,~Free me from thy loving dalliance,
15   7, 6|  ocean, wander far and wander free!"~Next to Nila son of AGNI,
16   7, 6|       and in accents bold and free:~"Take my lord, a countless
17   7, 6| Soma-giri lordly lions wander free,~Where the waters of the
18   8, 2|    virtue, in his bounty ever free,~Of the mighty race of Raghu
19   8, 4|     from her foes and fetters free?~llanuman, iny friend and
20   9, 2|      and thy town from foemen free!~Not in fear and hesitation
21   9, 5|       in his accents bold and free:~"Need is none, O mighty
22  11, 1|     lifelong loving duty I am free from sin and blame,~Witness