Book, Chapter

 1   2, 2|           To our humble tales of suffering Rama lends his willing ear!~
 2   3, 1|           Brave in sorrow and in suffering, woman's brightest fame
 3   3, 3| BLESSINGS~Tears of sorrow and of suffering flowed from Queen Kausalya'
 4   3, 5|       way,~For a monarch meek in suffering should his burden bravely
 5   3, 8|      retribution, rich reward or suffering meet.~Heedless child is
 6   4, 2|          thine,~For the tears of suffering virtue wither like the thunder
 7   8, 1|        word,~Sita, in her silent suffering sorrows for her absent lord,~
 8  10, 2|         Child of Earth I seek in suffering bosom of my mother Earth!~
 9  12   |         yawned and took back her suffering child into her bosom.~In
10  12, 5|         mother, sorrow-stricken, suffering dame,~Pure in thought and
11 Epi   |           To our humble tales of suffering Rama lends his willing ear!"~
12 Epi   |       years, accepts his present suffering as the fruit of that misdeed,
13 Epi   |         civilisation.~Sorrow and suffering, trial and endurance, are
14 Epi   |         himself in endurance and suffering as well as in the traditional