Book, Chapter

 1   2, 1|  monarch came,~Nor the warlike chief Kaikeya, Aswa-pati king
 2   3, 6|       anchorites of old.~Guha, chief of wild Nishadas, boat and
 3   4, 5|    turn in pain,~And each city chief and elder, and each humble
 4   6, 5|  lonely Sita, for each warlike chief was gone,~As the darkness
 5   7   |      alliance with Sugriva the chief of these regions, form the
 6   7, 4|   brother dead,~And each Vanar chief and warrior, maha-matra,
 7   7, 4|     royal splendour placed the chief of royal fame!~On a high
 8   7, 6|     the ocean wave!"~To Susena chief and elder,--Tara's noble
 9   8, 3|     with each wild and warlike chief,~Striving for a speedy vengeance
10   9, 5|       poor and vile!"~Rose the chief with jaw of iron, Vajra-hanu
11  10   |      sally was repulsed, every chief was killed, and at last
12  10, 2|     the soldiers gather when a chief and hero dies,~'Tis not
13  10, 3|     resistless fate!~Dark-eyed chief Dhumraksha sallied with
14  10, 3|     furious shock.~Next Susena chief and elder, Nala and Gavaksha
15  10, 4|      of fair Kishkindha, Angad chief of warlike fame,~Marked
16  10, 8|        bow and dart:~"Arm each chief and gallant Raksha! be our
17  11, 4|    priest and learned Brahman, chief of guild from near and far,~
18  11, 4|       from near and far,~Noble chief and stately courtier with
19  11, 4|    infant hailed the righteous chief and high.~Bharat lifted
20  11, 4| Bibhishan and Sugriva and each chief who thither came,~Bharat