Book, Chapter

 1   2, 4|   the workings of thy foe,~Heedless thus to seek destruction
 2   2, 4|  pressed,~To a thoughtless heedless mother must I Bharat's virtues
 3   2, 4|    the throne,~Haste thee, heedless Queen Kaikeyi, save the
 4   2, 5| the old and ardent monarch heedless of his darksome doom!~Through
 5   2, 5|  as he lifted up her head,~Heedless oath and word he plighted
 6   2, 6|  perennial o'er my sorrows heedless of the lapse of time,~May
 7   3, 1| Sita, unto Bharat speak no heedless angry word,~He is monarch
 8   3, 8|  reward or suffering meet.~Heedless child is he, Kausalya, in
 9   3, 8|    thee the while,~Rath my heedless word or utterance caused
10   3, 8|   Queen Kaikeyi, thou hast heedless brought on Raghu's race
11   6, 3|    Till they fall upon the heedless, quick to slaughter and
12   6, 4|    to a son,~Answer to thy heedless censure patient Lakshman
13   6, 7|   of insult, Ravan, in thy heedless folly done,~Death of all
14   9, 7|   speeds in triumph o'er a heedless monarch's might,~As through
15   9, 7|   retreat,~As the wild and heedless hunter feeds upon the poisoned