Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2|        by valour won,~They shall say the noble princes safely
 2   1, 5|        thus did all thy subjects say,~With his sons and with
 3   2, 2|         tales of Rama's kindness say,~Man and infant, maid and
 4   2, 5|          what thy royal lips did say,~Victim to thy broken promise
 5   2, 6|        in their whispered voices say,~Weak and foolish in his
 6   2, 6|          holds his sway,~Shall I say to righteous elders when
 7   2, 6|   monarch, so I heard the people say,~And his word is all inviolate,
 8   4, 4|         and with selfish objects say,~Make thy gifts and do thy
 9   5, 3|         did the duteous Lakshman say,~"Thou art prompt to judge
10   6, 7|   thunder to my lord and consort say'~Speak of Rama, that his
11  10   | Kumbha-karna; it is difficult to say who was the best of these
12  12, 2|      your lineage seeks to know,~Say,--Valmiki is our Teacher
13  12, 3|         dear to me the words you say,~Tell me who composed this