Book, Chapter

 1   4, 2|       to worthy and the good!~Reader justice pure and spotless
 2   5   |    narrated in this Book. The reader has now left Northern India
 3   7   |     and bears. But the modern reader sees through these strange
 4   7   |       life of the Vanars, the reader will find that the poet
 5  10   | English in this Book. And the reader will mark a certain method
 6 Epi   |  womanly devotion.~The modern reader will now comprehend why
 7 Epi   |    passages placed before the reader are not the translator's
 8 Epi   |  twenty-five days. The modern reader has not the patience of
 9 Epi   |    the much-distracted modern reader.~While speaking of my own
10 Epi   |      place before the general reader the leading story of that
11 Epi   |       verses. And the general reader who seeks for a practical