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 1   2, 2|       labour, years of work by fortune blest,~And the evening of
 2   2, 2|       monarch favoured well by FORTUNE'S QUEEN,~By his virtue and
 3   2, 7|        would yield my life and fortune ere I wound my father's
 4   3, 3|       away,~Who with changeful fortune changing oft ignore the
 5   3, 5|   untimely anguish, by a cruel fortune crost,~But the good and
 6   5, 2|     woman, true while Fame and Fortune smile,~Faithless when misfortunes
 7   5, 2|    bird upon its wing!~Dead to Fortune's frown or favour, Sita
 8   6, 5|      or radiant Gauri, maid of Fortune or of Fame,~Nymph of Love
 9   7, 1|        thy faith in God above,~Fortune favours poor Sugriva, Rama
10   7, 1|     made!~Equal is our fateful fortune,--I have lost a queenly
11   8, 1|       saintly Sita, by a cruel fortune crost,"~Hanuman thus thought
12   9, 9|   eager longing till I fall in Fortune's wrath~Ask the elephants
13  10, 8| chariot passed~Destined by his fortune, Ravan ne'er again those
14  12, 2|       wood and mountain, cruel fortune clouds your birth,~Stainless
15 Epi   |      under all vicissitudes of fortune, form the Hindu ideal of