Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|       of old,~Troops who never turned in battle, fierce as fire
 2   1, 6|       and wedded pair.~Next he turned to Sita's sister, Urmila
 3   1, 6| brother's child Mandavi, Janak turned with father's love,~Yielded
 4   2, 1|       monarch Dasa-ratha eager turned his anxious eye,~Girt by
 5   3, 7|  gentle Sita gave,~Oft to Rama turned his consort, pleased and
 6   3, 7|    eager joy and pleasure Sita turned her eye once more,~Where
 7   6, 2| passion-laden then on Lakshman turned her eye,~But in merry mocking
 8   7, 3|     his comrade and his helper turned his faint and pleading eye!~
 9  10, 1|     his magic weapons came and turned the battle's tide,~What
10  10, 3|  godlike might,~Bleeding Ravan turned to Lanka, sought his safety
11  10, 4|    Hanuman of dauntless valour turned not in his fear nor fled,~
12  10, 4|     soon the Raksha caught and turned his foe around~Hurled him
13  10, 8|   descended, startled coursers turned to fly,~Vultures swooped