Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2|    greetings Janak to the rishi spoke:~Now my ancient eyes have
 2   1, 3|      earth my plighted promise, spoke by heralds near and far,~
 3   1, 4| courtiers thus to wise Sumantra spoke:~Bid the keepers of my treasure
 4   1, 7|        thus the ancient monarch spoke:~"Know, my son, the prince
 5   2, 1|     failing strength and vigour spoke his end approaching nigh,~
 6   2, 6|         to the queen as thus he spoke:~"Traitress to thy king
 7   2, 7|       and each word by monarchs spoke,~Not for thee, though loved
 8   2, 7|        he may not speak,~I have spoke his will and mandate, and
 9   4, 5|   conjoinéd Bharat to his elder spoke:~"Rama, true to royal mercy,
10   4, 5|     from promise given,~He hath spoke and will not palter, help
11   6   |  harboured an unjust thought or spoke an angry word; and it was
12   9, 7|          thus in solemn accents spoke:~Truly speaks the wise Bibhishan;
13  10, 4|   Rakshas;--Ravan thus unto him spoke.~"Thou alone, O Kumbha-karna,
14  10, 4|  mountain and in proud defiance spoke,~Vain Sugriva's toil and