Book, Chapter

 1   3, 3 |          in virtue high,~And she wept the tears of sadness when
 2   3, 3 |        soft and gentle, and they wept to see him go,~Like the
 3   3, 4 | Tlironging men and wailing women wept for Rama good and kind:~"
 4   4, 6 |      pure-souled pious priestess wept to hear the tender tale,~
 5   6, 7 |         Ravan torn away!"~Vainly wept the anguished Sita; vain
 6   7, 5 |          anguished Sita when she wept in woe and pain!~Fresh and
 7   8, 1 |         she! the soft-eyed Sita, wept with unavailing tear,~This
 8   8, 4 |     faithful vassal, how my Sita wept and prayed,~Like the water
 9  10, 2 |      that knows no morn!"~Sorely wept the sorrowing Sita in her
10  10, 2 |         silent stars of midnight wept to witness Sita's woe,~But
11  10, 5 |   gallant Lakshman killed,~Ravan wept for slaughtered princes,
12  10, 7 |          wakened Lanka's monarch wept and wailed:~"Greatest of
13  10, 12|     FUNERALS~"Hast thou fallen," wept in anguish Ravan's first
14  10, 12|          embrace is gone!~Sorely wept the Queen of Lanka; Rama,
15  11, 1 |        young and maid and matron wept for Sita true and lost,~
16  11, 3 |          s slender-waisted wife,~Wept her widow's tears of anguish
17  11, 5 |          his subject men,~Widows wept not in their sorrow for