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 1   3, 2|         our filial wrath!~But a thousand peopled hamlets Queen Kausalya'
 2   3, 2|    Kausalya's hests obey,~And a thousand arméd champions own her
 3   3, 2|        and queenly sway,~Aye, a thousand village-centres Queen Sumitra'
 4   3, 2|         s state maintain,~And a thousand swords like Lakshman's guard
 5   3, 6|         return in safety, and a thousand fattened kine,~Gold and
 6   3, 7|     safely reach Ayodhya, and a thousand fattened kine,~Hundred jars
 7   5   | settlement in the Deccan, three thousand years ago. He was pioneer,
 8   6, 6|        and dreary day,~And five thousand gay-dressed damsels shall
 9   7, 6|       wise in counsel! take ten thousand of my best~Seek the hiding-place
10   7, 6|       wood and tree,~Search the thousand peaks of Vindhya lifting
11  11, 4|   Elephants in golden trappings thousand chiefs and nobles bore.~
12  11, 4|    Pushpa chariot came,~And ten thousand jocund voices shouted Rama'
13  12, 3|      who these may be,~Eighteen thousand golden pieces be the children -
14  12, 3|   immortal song~Four and twenty thousand verses to this noble Lay
15 Epi   |       in Northern India about a thousand years before Christ, the
16 Epi   |   preserved for well-nigh three thousand years, two Epics instead
17 Epi   |         the people during three thousand years.~ROMESH DUTT.~UNIVERSITY