Book, Chapter

 1   2, 5|     Walked the king with eager longing,--but Kaikeyi was not seen!~
 2   2, 5| parterre!~Filled with love and longing languor loitered not the
 3   4, 4|       to Ayodhya's city, as to longing wife's embrace,~Speed'st
 4   5, 4|        gentle Lakshman, wake a longing for my home!~And my loving
 5   6, 1|     Came and looked with eager longing till her soul was passion-stirred!~
 6   6, 3|       Fill my heart with eager longing and my soul with soft delight!~
 7   6, 3|       pass!~Pardon if an eager longing which befits a woman ill,~
 8   9, 9|       How they wait with eager longing till I fall in Fortune's
 9  10, 2|       How she waits with eager longing till her Rama's exile o'
10  11, 3|     and my loving mother came,~Longing in their hearts to take
11  12, 4|      That his heart with eager longing sought her from her banishment:~"