Book, Chapter

 1   2, 1|         due obeisance made,~To the poor and to the helpless deeper
 2   2, 5|         debase,~Wilt thou lift the poor and lowly or the proud and
 3   2, 5|            woman's loving tendance poor Kaikeyi cured thy wound,~
 4   2, 5|         wished fulfilment,-now let poor Kaikeyi speak,~And if royal
 5   4, 4|           present, spurn illusions poor and vain,~Take the course
 6   6, 1|        though she a Raksha maiden, poor in beauty plain in face,~
 7   6, 7|       mighty-arméd Raksha lift the poor and helpless dame,~Seat
 8   7, 1|         God above,~Fortune favours poor Sugriva, Rama courts his
 9   9, 4|           thy forces on the foemen poor and vile,~Hermit Rama and
10   9, 4|           our foemen hail,~Till no poor surviving Vanar lives to
11   9, 5|           thy foemen and of Vanars poor and vile!"~Rose the chief
12  12, 1|       hungry, home unto the orphan poor.~Ancient rishis had not
13 Epi   | description, the bridal of Sita is poor and commonplace, compared
14 Epi   |          of War held by Ravan is a poor affair in comparison with