Book, Chapter

 1   2, 4|        and secure his peace with blood!~Thou hast sent the righteous
 2   2, 4|         shed a younger brother's blood,~As the lion slays the tiger
 3   3, 2|         from the righteous path,~Blood will venge the offered insult
 4   3, 8|       Weltering in a pool of red blood, lying on a gory bed,~Feebly
 5   3, 8|          stainless boy whose red blood Dasa-ratha's hands defiled!~
 6   7, 3|         inspire,~Fear not, Tara, blood of brother Bali's honour
 7   9, 6|        lord his consort ere with blood of Rakshas slain,~Rama soaks
 8   9, 9|        to the foemen,--brother's blood I may not shed,--~Other
 9  10, 1|         of Vanars, drank the red blood of the foe,~Bravely fought
10  10, 1| elephants of war,~Streams of red blood warm and bubbling issued
11  10, 2|          thick and dark with red blood spake the conquest of the
12  10, 3|          my flaming ire,~But the blood of slaughtered kinsmen claims
13  10, 3|          sustain,~Hauuman in red blood welt'ring rolled upon the
14  10, 3|       thirsting for the Raksha's blood,~Vainly fought the valiant
15  10, 3|         of battle poured the red blood of his heart.~Onward through
16  10, 3|      gallant Lakshman in his red blood fainting fell,~Wrathful
17  10, 6|          Rakshas will permit her blood be shed,~Indrajit slays
18  10, 7|   sorrowed for her lord.~Woman's blood the royal sabre on that
19  10, 7|          caitiff's fate,~Woman's blood pollutes our valour, closes
20  10, 8|      confessed a spell,~Gouts of blood in rain descended, startled
21  11, 3|          of battle and their red blood soaks the plain.~Mark where
22 Epi   |          characters of flesh and blood, with the virtues and crimes