Book, Chapter

 1   1, 4|  treasure with their waggons lead the way,~Ride in front with
 2   1, 4|     warriors skilled in duty lead the four-fold ranks of war,~
 3   3, 1|    where her wedded lord may lead,~In the banishment of Rama,
 4   4, 4|     s idle mandate wherefore lead this life of woe?~Ah! I
 5   5, 4|     winter's cloudless glow,~Lead their bannered cars and
 6   7, 1|   Kishkindha's empire here I lead a forest life,~Pledge of
 7   8, 4|      iny friend and comrade, lead me to the distant isle,~
 8   9, 1|   plans and reasons blending lead unto the right,~Last end
 9   9, 1| forces to a war of vengeance lead,~Ere Sugriva's countless
10   9, 9|   false and fondling females lead them to the hunter's snare!~
11 Epi   |      Southern India took the lead, and a translation of the