Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1 |     lofty ramparts as the lions guard the cave.~Steeds like INDRA'
 2   1, 7 |      sons and daughters and his guard in bright array,~To the
 3   2, 3 |         peerless might,~He will guard us by his valotir, he will
 4   2, 4 |     rites begun,~Shall not Rama guard his brothers as a father
 5   2, 5 |     forest, Household Gods that guard us both,~Mortal beings and
 6   3, 2 | thousand swords like Lakshman's guard her proud and prosperous
 7   3, 2 | Lakshman ever duteous watch and guard thy nightly rest!"~Words
 8   3, 5 |        by us when sorrows fell,~Guard my Sits, by thy valour,
 9   4, 2 |        her days in duties fair,~Guard her Bharat's mighty empire,
10   4, 2 |    duteous son,~Do thy warriors guard thy kingdom as of yore with
11   4, 2 |       is to labour and to heal!~Guard thy forts with sleepless
12   4, 2 |       who drive the flying car,~Guard Kosala's royal treasure,
13   4, 2 |       rule the kingdom, Bharat, guard our loving people well,~
14   4, 5 |        to duty and shall safely guard thy own,~They shall to a
15   5, 3 |         and feathered palm-tree guard this darksome forest-land,~
16   8    |        surrounded by a terrible guard of Raksha females; and in
17   9, 2 |     yield,~While his chieftains guard his empire in the battle'
18   9, 10|       Ravan, part we now ever,--guard thy ancient sea-girt throne!"~
19  10, 2 |        er Rama's face,~How they guard the younger Lakshman beaming