Book, Chapter

 1   3, 2|        Dearer far to me those woodlands where my elder Rama dwells,~
 2   3, 2|      Grant it, in the deepest woodlands he shall seek the forest
 3   3, 6|    Live amidst these peaceful woodlands, still on sacred rites intent~
 4   5, 3|     darksome shade!~"Mark the woodlands," uttered Rama, "by the
 5   6, 1|     shall range the boundless woodlands and the joys of dalliance
 6   6, 3|      sweet companion in these woodlands he will stay,~And when done
 7   6, 5|        Lighting up the gloomy woodlands with her eyes serenely fair,~
 8   6, 6|     And in mountain paths and woodlands thou shalt with thy Ravan
 9   6, 7|        Unseen dwellers of the woodlands watched the dismal deed
10   6, 7| Echoing through the boundless woodlands, pealing to the upper sky!~"
11   6, 7|        Unseen dwellers of the woodlands, spirits of the rock and
12   7, 1|    cottage door,~Janasthana's woodlands answered, Panchavati's echoing
13   8, 1|     sea!~Rose a palace in the woodlands girt by pillars strong and