Book, Chapter

 1   2, 3|      through the roval hall.~Past the night of sacred vigils,
 2   3   |     of devoted pilgrims. The past is not dead and buried in
 3   3, 6|  exile underneath a tree was past.~Morning dawned, the soft-eyed
 4   3, 8|    spake his memories of the past:~"Deeds we do in life, Kausalya,
 5   7, 3| cobra, city's lofty gates he past,~And his proud and angry
 6   7, 6|      VI - THE QUEST FOR SITA~Past the rains, the marshalled
 7 Epi   |      pious reverence for the past pervades the great Epic;
 8 Epi   |      recounts his misdeed of past years, accepts his present
 9 Epi   | those great creations of the past which shadow forth the ideals
10 Epi   |      picture of its glorious past.~In condensing the Ramayana