Book, Chapter

 1   2, 7|       sitting by her consort's side.~Duteously the righteous
 2   3, 1|         fearless by her Rama's side,~Sita will still live and
 3   3, 2|       standing by his mother's side.~Thou alone can'st serve
 4   3, 3|       Sita shall not leave his side,~From the Moon will part
 5   3, 4|      the rapid chariot, by its side, before, behind,~Tlironging
 6   3, 8| swollen eats into its yielding side.'~Writhing in his pain and
 7   6, 3|     silver-white his flank and side!~"Come, my lord and gallant
 8   7, 2|        let him stand by Bali's side.~Listen to thy Tara's counsel
 9   7, 3|      pressing to her consort's side,~Mighty Bali proudly answered
10   7, 6|   devadaru mantling Himalaya's side,~And the forests of the
11   9, 4|     battle held in fury by his side,~"Wherefore, Ravan, waste
12  10, 5|      triumph dwells on Ravan's side,~Rama and that stripling
13  10, 8|       battling by the foeman's side,~And he hurled his pond'
14  11, 3|     crossed us to the southern side.~Joy! joy! my gentle Sita,!
15 End   |     which flourished on either side of the Indus river in the