Book, Chapter

 1   2, 4|      said:~"Take thy presents back, Kaikeyi, for they ill befit
 2   3, 6|     Sumantra and the coursers back to fair Ayodhya's town,~
 3   3, 8|     years and seasons casting back its death-like shade!~And
 4   4, 1|       ample height,~And their back with gold was pencilled,
 5   6, 2|       wooded valleys answered back the dismal cry,~Khara and
 6   7, 3|       few,~Echoing woods gave back the accent, lightly fled
 7   8   |  token from Rama, and carried back to Rama a token which she
 8  11, 2|      the sorrow-stricken Rama back his sinless wife to take:~"
 9  11, 4|       and duty Bharat renders back thine own,~Bharat's life
10  11, 4|      and duty, Bharat renders back thine own,~
11  12   |     their king, who had taken back into his house a woman who
12  12   |     so that he might take her back with the approval of his
13  12   | invoked the Earth to take her back. And the Earth, which had
14  12   |   Sita birth, yawned and took back her suffering child into