Book, Chapter

 1   3   |    Sita-phal, being the reputed food of the exile. Thousands
 2   3, 1|      and fragrant wood,~And the food by Rama tasted shall be
 3   3, 1|       shall be Sita's cherished food!~Bid me seek the sylvan
 4   3, 5|        first night of his exile food nor fruit shall Rama take,~
 5   3, 6|       holy asram dwell.~And our food shall be the wild fruit
 6   3, 7|        profusion ample store of food provide,~Mark the honeycombs
 7   4, 2|         thy gifts of wealth and food,~Not to lords and proud
 8   4, 4|        offerings make,~Waste of food! for God nor Father doth
 9   4, 4|      pious homage take!~And the food by one partaken, can it
10   4, 4|       can it nourish other men,~Food bestowed upon a Brahman,
11   4, 4|     terror fly,~Dearer than the food to mortals, Truth as nourishment
12   4, 5| feasting wild fruit is his only food,~Fourteen years shall pass
13   5, 1|  offered welcome to each guest,~Food and drink beseeming hermits
14   6, 1|    gallant life!~Human flesh is food of Rakshas! weakling Sita
15   6, 6|         nourishment of drink or food,~Till her Bharat ruled the
16   9, 5|        soon shall be my welcome food!"~
17  12, 1|   served them with the choicest food,~Proud retainers by each
18  12, 1|        by their monarch's door,~Food and drink unto the hungry,
19 Epi   |        mendicant and begged his food from door to door, attended