Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|       as KUVERA kind,~Dauntless deeds subdued his foemen, lofty
 2   2, 1| Thoughtsthat widen human glory, deeds that ope the gates of heaven~
 3   2, 4|   princely houses many darksome deeds hath seen,~Trust my word,
 4   2, 5|     Kaikeyi speak,~And if royal deeds redeem not what thy royal
 5   2, 6|         vent,~Wherefore seek by deeds unholy for thy son the throne
 6   3, 2|         the way!"~"Ever true to deeds of virtue, duteous brother,
 7   3, 7|    Ancient Bard of ancient day,~Deeds of virtue and of valour
 8   3, 8|      his memories of the past:~"Deeds we do in life, Kausalya,
 9   6, 1|        ear,~What though bent on deeds unholy, holy Rama won her
10   7, 6|         son of MARUT, famed for deeds of valour done,~Unto Gaya
11   9   |    thoroughly frightened by the deeds of Hanuman. For Hanuman
12   9, 8|      valiant Rakshas, known for deeds of glory done,~Feeble-hearted,
13   9, 8|        my valour and my warlike deeds can tell,~INDRA'S tusker,
14  11, 3|        ages shall our deathless deeds proclaim!~See the rock-bound
15  11, 4|        herald chanting glorious deeds of yore,~Bharat came,--his
16  12   |        Ramayana, describing the deeds of Rama. In this interesting
17  12, 2|         gathered nations Rama's deeds of matchless might,~And
18  12, 3|         done,~All thy matchless deeds, O monarch, in this Lay