Book, Chapter

 1   2, 2|         fruitful labour, years of work by fortune blest,~And the
 2   4, 1|          and high.~Done our weary work and wand'ring, righteous
 3   7, 6|     virgin mines of silver miners work the sparkling ore.~In the
 4   9, 7|          vain repentance when the work of shame is wrought!~Word
 5  10   |         described in the original work, those of Ravan himself,
 6 Epi   |           Odyssey to complete the work. The two together comprise
 7 Epi   |          character sanctifies the work; and delineations of the
 8 Epi   |          and the Videhas. But the work became so popular that it
 9 Epi   |          appear that the original work ended with the sixth Book,
10 Epi   |      weaves them into an immortal work of art the poet of the Ramayana
11 Epi   |       affections which endear the work to modem Hindus. As an heroic
12 Epi   |         nurse's dark insinuations work on the mind of the queen
13 Epi   |          ennoble and sanctify the work in the eyes of Hindus,~Rama
14 Epi   |          of one national Epic. No work of the imagination abides
15 Epi   |           my predecessors in this work. The magnificent edition
16 Epi   |         The object of the present work is very different from that
17 Epi   | translations. The purpose of this work, as explained above, is