Book, Chapter

 1   2, 3 |           by his valotir, he will save our cherished right,~Dear
 2   2, 4 |           heedless Queen Kaikeyi, save the younger and thy son!~
 3   3, 8 |         recall,~Can the tall tree save the sapling doomed by woodman'
 4   4, 2 |     befits thy royal line,~And to save the good and guiltless,
 5   4, 4 |         Kinship is an idle fancy,-save thyself thy kith is none!~
 6   4, 4 |           no aim or purpose high,~Save in Truth which rules the
 7   6, 7 |        pealing to the upper sky!~"Save me mighty-arméd Lakshman,
 8   6, 7 |  stainless in thy heart and deed,~Save a faithful wife and woman
 9   6, 7 |       bids thee smite the sinful, save the wife who is thy own,~
10   9, 6 |        and thy sons and daughters save!"~
11   9, 7 |        and labour fail and perish save when unto wisdom wed,~And
12   9, 8 | Feeble-hearted, faint in courage, save Bibhishan, there is none!~
13   9, 10|      sought thy safety, strove to save his elder's reign,--~Speed
14   9, 10|     Ponder yet, O Raksha monarch, save thy race and save thy own,~
15   9, 10|        monarch, save thy race and save thy own,~Ravan, part we
16  10, 4 |           can the Raksha's honour save,~Strongest of the Raksha
17  10, 8 |        Bibhishan thou hast saved,~Save thyself! Deep in this bosom
18  11, 1 |       woman and a tainted wife to save,~Wherefore with vour mighty