Book, Chapter

 1   2, 4|   jungle let the banished Rama roam,~This will please thy ancient
 2   3, 1|        and in pathless forests roam,~Where the wild deer freely
 3   3, 2|  forest and the lordly tuskers roam,~And the bird of gorgeous
 4   3, 2|     Lakshman shall the forests roam,~And his axe shall fell
 5   3, 6|     father in the wilderness I roam,~And my wife and faithful
 6   4, 1|      where the untamed tuskers roam,~And the deep and hollow
 7   4, 2|   empire in this wilderness to roam?~Heir and Regent of Kosala!
 8   4, 4|      who in distant lands doth roam,~Leaves it with the dawning
 9   5, 2|      farther still she may not roam,~Holier were this hermit'
10   5, 2|      farther still she may not roam!~Not unknown to me the mandate
11   5, 4|        still in jungle wilds I roam,~But thy accents, gentle
12   6, 1|     doth with me these forests roam,~And my wife, Videha's daughter,
13   6, 4|      to obey.~Ruthless Rakshas roam the forest to revenge their
14   6, 5|         not in pathless forest roam,~Blossoms rich, not thorn
15   7, 1|      in these pathless forests roam,~Great was monarch Dasa-ratha
16   7, 4|      let me in these mountains roam.~Spacious is yon rocky cavern
17   9, 8| kingdom in the desert woods to roam?~Lord of sky and nether
18  11, 3|        Darksome did the exiles roam,~Now their weary toil is
19  12, 5|  subjects I have bade my Sita, roam,~Tore her from my throne
20 Epi   |        and in pathless forests roam,~Where the wild deer freely