Book, Chapter

 1   1, 7|      greeted every happy bride,~Soft-eyed Sita noble-destined, Urmila
 2   2, 3|      approve,~So that sweet and soft-eyed Sita might accept her people'
 3   3, 1|       is mine!"~Rama spake, and soft-eyed Sita, ever sweet in speech
 4   3, 5|       chariot through the day,~"Soft-eyed Sita, faithful Lakshman,"
 5   3, 6|       past.~Morning dawned, the soft-eyed Sits, wandered with the
 6   3, 7|       before the path to clear,~Soft-eyed Sita followed gently, Rama
 7   4, 3| righteous fame.~Lastly came the soft-eyed Sita with obeisance soft
 8   4, 6|      love and sadness which the soft-eyed Sita told:~How the monarch
 9   5, 1|         AGASTYA~Righteous Rama, soft-eyed Sita, and the gallant Lakshman
10   5, 1|       they behind?~Rama and the soft-eyed Sita, were with gallant
11   5, 2|   marched where Panchavati lay,~Soft-eyed Sita followed meekly where
12   5, 3|        kiss,~Where my sweet and soft-eyed Sita may repose in sylvan
13   6, 1|        accents counselled fear,~Soft-eyed Rama fixed her bosom, and
14   8, 1|         grace!~This is she! the soft-eyed Sita, wept with unavailing
15   8, 4|      the distant isle,~Where my soft-eyed Sita lingers midst the Rakshas
16  10, 7|         Sought the shades where soft-eyed Sita, silent sorrowed for
17  11, 3|        fled.~Dost thou mark, my soft-eyed Sita, cottage on the river'