Book, Chapter

 1   1, 4 |         followed in their four-fold dread array,~Four days on the
 2   2, 4 |           disaster, courting danger dread and high,~What dark folly
 3   3, 8 |      anguish, unforgotten, dark and dread,~Through the lapse of years
 4   3, 8 |        person and my spirit sank in dread.~Straining all my utmost
 5   4, 1 | flame-tongued fiery serpents cast a dread and lurid ray,~Resting in
 6   5, 1 |         which the trembling sinners dread,~Holy Spirit of GAYATRI
 7   5, 1 |        Immortals know these weapons dread and dire,~Mowing down the
 8   6, 1 |           days of old,~Kumbha-karna dread and dauntless, and Bibhishan
 9   6, 4 |       dimness clouds my eye!~To the dread and darksome forest with
10   6, 4 |         Rama's might,~Rama knows no dread or danger, and his mandate
11   6, 4 |            faithful younger in this dread and lonesome land,~Seekest
12   7, 2 |         with a thought of vengeance dread,~And the firm earth shook
13   7, 2 |             of virtue wage a combat dread and high,~Not with Rama
14   8, 3 |             ocean with the battle's dread array,~He shall smite the
15   9, 6 |             husband ere in battle's dread array,~Rama swoops upon
16  10, 1 |            from his weapon dark and dread,~Iron-toothéd Vajra-dranshtra
17  10, 4 |          brave,~Speed thee like the Dread Destroyer to the dark and
18  10, 5 |     celestial succour in the battle dread and dire.~With his offerings
19  10, 7 |          stain,~And could daunt the Dread Destroyer,--art thou by
20  10, 10|          quiver, wear this falchion dread and dire,~VISWA-KARMAN forged
21  10, 11|    anguished bosoms bore,~Clouds of dread and deathful arrows hid