Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2|    fell and fainted in their fear,~And the men of many nations
 2   2, 6|     and in hushed and silent fear,~Looked on her as on a tigress
 3   3, 2|     below!"~Spake the hero: "Fear no evil, well is Rama's
 4   3, 6|   Sita and to see us, much I fear,~Crowds of rustics oft will
 5   4, 1| decked the cottage safe from fear of hostile men,~As from
 6   6, 1|   and her accents counselled fear,~Soft-eyed Rama fixed her
 7   6, 1|     whence thy birth,~Much I fear thou art a Raksha wearing
 8   6, 4|     wrath!"~Spake the hero: "Fear not, Sita! Dwellers of the
 9   7, 1|      throne,~Trembling in my fear and anguish I endure a life
10   7, 2|   forests wander far,~Much I fear, these matchless warriors
11   7, 3|      timid thoughts inspire,~Fear not, Tara, blood of brother
12   9, 1|      your thoughts without a fear,~Wisest monarchs act on
13   9, 2|    strive in vain,~Wherefore fear the feeble mortals, homeless
14   9, 2|     from foemen free!~Not in fear and hesitation Ravan should
15   9, 8|   speaks not thus in dastard fear,~In this race of valiant
16  10, 4|     valour turned not in his fear nor fled,~Heaved a rock