Book, Chapter

 1   1, 4|   by courtiers thus to wise Sumantra spoke:~Bid the keepers of
 2   3, 4|      CITIZENS' LAMENT~Spake Sumantra chariot-driver waiting by
 3   3, 4| wilderness was far,~Skilled Sumantra saw them seated, urged the
 4   3, 4|      Draw the reins, benign Sumantra, slowly drive the royal
 5   3, 4|     was in her eye!~"Speed, Sumantra," uttered Rama, "from this
 6   3, 4|     s lengthened pain!"~Sad Sumantra urged the coursers and the
 7   3, 5| fruit shall Rama take,~Thou Sumantra, tend the horses, darkness
 8   3, 5|      Faithful Lakshman with Sumantra nightly watch and vigils
 9   3, 5|     the gentle mandate, and Sumantra yoked the steed,~Fresh with
10   3, 5|    our southward way."~Wise Sumantra hastened northward, then
11   3, 5|     on the stately car,~And Sumantra drove the coursers travelling
12   3, 6|  would no further own,~Sent Sumantra and the coursers back to
13   3, 8|    OF THE HERMIT'S SON~Wise Sumantra chariot-driver came from
14   4, 1|  meet,~Faithful Guha, brave Sumantra, bowed to Rama's righteous