Book, Chapter

 1   3, 7 |       apparel Rama by his consort laid,~And the axes and the deerskins,
 2   4    |         THE scene of this Book is laid at Chitra-kuta. Bharat returning
 3   5    |          succeeding five Books is laid in the Deccan and Southern
 4   5, 1 |           were before the princes laid,~And the toil-worn, tender
 5   8, 4 |          by her sorrowing consort laid,~Spake of Ravan's foul endearment
 6  10, 1 |          came resistless Rakshas, laid Sugriva's forces low,~Crushed
 7  10, 3 |           young and gallant Angad laid him lifeless on the plain,~
 8  10, 5 |        fragrant flowers were duly laid,~Head of goat as black as
 9  10, 5 |           by the Fire the warrior laid,~Then with weapons consecrated,
10  10, 6 |      struggled with the foe,~Rama laid him pierced and lifeless
11  10, 6 | unconscious thee with Rama have I laid,~Dost thou stealing like
12  10, 12|          and the fragrant garland laid,~On the pyre they lifted
13  10, 12|     offerings were upon the altar laid,~And a goat of inky darkness
14  10, 12|         then unstrung his weapon, laid aside his arms of might.~