Book, Chapter

 1   1   | disappointed. Rama succeeded, and won Sita. The story of Rama'
 2   1, 1|           by righteous Dasa-ratha won a world-embracing fame,~
 3   1, 2|         Sita dearer than my life,~Won by worth and wond'rous valour
 4   1, 2|     Dasa-ratha, Sita is by valour won,~They shall say the noble
 5   2, 1|           children righteous Rama won his heart,~As SWAYABIBHU
 6   2, 1|      Vedas highest meed and glory won,~In the skill of arms the
 7   2, 2|      hamlet every heart hath Rama won,~Burghers and the toiling
 8   2, 4|           of thy beauty thou hast won thy monarch's heart,~Queen
 9   2, 6|           unfailing duty you have won a woman's fame,~Wherefore
10   3, 6|       heaven's eternal bliss have won,~Holy is the fair seclusion
11   4, 6|        monarchs broke the bow and won the bride,~How by Queen
12   6, 1|           deeds unholy, holy Rama won her heart,~And, forlove
13   6, 6|        proud Kosala by his valour won my hand.~Years we passed
14   7, 1|         people's love the monarch won,~By a woman's false contrivance
15   8, 2|        wild Malya's dark retreat,~Won for him his father's empire
16  10, 4|        prowess and unending glory won,~But I seek a mightier foeman,
17  11   |       aërial car, which Ravan had won from the Gods, and which
18 Epi   |           The stepmother of Rama, won by the virtues and the kindliness