Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|         famine in Ayodhya had no hold,~Neighbours lived in mutual
 2   2, 2|        with his brother Lakshman hold~He hath never failed to
 3   2, 2|          hostile town or castled hold,~And returning from his
 4   2, 7|          father's royal promise, hold me by his promise tied,~
 5   3, 1|     faith in virtue on thy bosom hold their sway,~In the early
 6   3, 1|         virtue on thy bosom ever hold their gentle sway,~And to
 7   5, 3|      like thine requite,~Let him hold thee in his bosom, soul
 8   6, 1|        regions where the Rakshas hold their sway,~Wherefore in
 9   6, 5| creatures wander and the Rakshas hold their sway?~Royal balls
10   6, 6|      Rama to thy distant dungeon hold,~Ere thou seek to insult
11   7, 5|        seeks the Raksha's secret hold,~Firm in faith and fixed
12   8, 3|          to the Raksha's castled hold,~Thou hast crossed the angry
13   8, 3|        from the Raksha's castled hold,~Thoughts of Sita leave
14  11, 4|        men once more,~Thou shalt hold thy rightful empire and
15 Epi   |       into our everyday life and hold the world together. And