Book, Chapter

 1   2, 5 |         cold uncovered pavement sorrowing lay the weeping wife,~Young
 2   3, 2 |         my exile rankles in her sorrowing heart,~Thou alone can'st
 3   3, 3 |       each weeping dame,~And to sorrowing Queen Sumitra with his due
 4   3, 5 |       limpid river lay,~Sad and sorrowing they had followed Rama's
 5   3, 8 |       fast,~To Kausalya sad and sorrowing spake his memories of the
 6   4, 1 |         MEETING OF THE BROTHERS~Sorrowing for his sire departed Bharat
 7   6, 5 | vengeful spite,~Came to sad and sorrowing Sita in the guise of anchorite,~
 8   7, 5 |         forest fastness doth my sorrowing Sita bide,~But Sugriva true
 9   8, 1 |        rest,~On a woman sad and sorrowing in her sylvan garments drest,~
10   8, 1 |         I spy,~Gems and gold by sorrowing Rama oft depicted with it
11   8, 4 |         the brow of Sita by her sorrowing consort laid,~Spake of Ravan'
12  10, 2 |         car,~Bade them take the sorrowing Sita to the gory field of
13  10, 2 |       no morn!"~Sorely wept the sorrowing Sita in her accents soft
14  10, 2 |        grace,~Trust me, sad and sorrowing Sita, marks of death these
15  10, 7 |       females girdled round the sorrowing dame,~Flung them on the
16  10, 12|     arrayed,~Weeping queens and sorrowing Rakshas round their fallen