Book, Chapter

 1   3, 1 |        the tasted refuse water cast thy timid thoughts aside,~
 2   4, 1 |   flame-tongued fiery serpents cast a dread and lurid ray,~Resting
 3   4, 4 |    course of sense and wisdom, cast all idle faith aside,~Take
 4   4, 5 |    high command,~From thy feet cast forth those sandals, they
 5   5, 3 |     wood and jungle, Lakshman, cast thy eye around,~For our
 6   5, 4 |     Rama answered, "on Kaikeyi cast no blame,~Honour still the
 7   6, 1 |   choose as lord and husband,--cast thy human wife aside,~Pale
 8   6, 4 |        this cottage all alone!~Cast aside thy causeless terror;
 9   6, 4 |        suspicion and dishonour cast on me a needless stain!~
10   6, 5 |    from the parted Sun,~And he cast his eyes on Sita, as a graha
11   6, 5 | voiceless was the jungle as he cast on her his eye,~As across
12   7, 2 |        blossoms from thy bosom cast away,~Wait till dawns another
13   7, 3 | glances fiercely all around he cast,~Till he saw the bold Sugriva,
14   8, 2 |       voice: the ravished Sita cast her wond'ring eyes around,~
15   9, 9 | swelled in Ravan's bosom as he cast his blood-red eye~On Bibhishan
16   9, 10|       is the censure thou hast cast!~True Bibhishan sought thy
17  10, 1 |       forces lay,~Far as Ravan cast his glances in the dawning
18  11, 1 |        lord and wedded consort cast her dying looks of love!~"
19  11, 5 |       Satrughna on his brother cast the white umbrella's shade~