Book, Chapter

 1   2, 2|       marks his deed and word,~Lives not man in all the wide
 2   2, 7|     and tortured heart,~Bharat lives with brave Satrughns, in
 3   3   |        and buried in India, it lives in the hearts of millions
 4   5, 3|       righteous son like thee,~Lives again and treads the bright
 5   6   |         The misfortunes of our lives, according to Indian thinkers,
 6   8, 1|  heaves the choking sigh,~Sita lives for righteous Rama, for
 7   8, 3| sea-girt shore!~Speak, if Rama lives in safety in the woods or
 8   9, 4|        no poor surviving Vanar lives to tell the tragic tale!"~
 9  10, 7|     brighter world, O monarch, lives thy brave, thy gallant son!~
10  10, 7|        is fallen, and the aged lives to fight the foe alone!"~
11  11, 1|      dispels suspicion, honour lives when woman dies!"~Dark was
12  12   |        is not an allegory; she lives in their hearts and affections
13 Epi   |        and it is a part of the lives of two hundred millions