Book, Chapter

1   3, 2|       the home!~Grant it, in the deepest woodlands he shall seek
2   4, 2|     repenting, weeps her deed of deepest shame,~Weeps her wedded
3   4, 2| deathless love,~Sorrow wakes our deepest kindness and our holiest
4   4, 4|      motives curse me with their deepest wrath,~And thy counsel helps
5   6, 3|          wild bull dash into the deepest wood,~And the Kinnar strange
6   7, 1|    courts his humble aid,~In our deepest direst danger he our truest
7   9, 5|        proud Sugriva, Hanuman of deepest wile,~I will rid thee of
8  10, 9|          Ayodhya, followed me in deepest wood,~In the thickest of
9 Epi   |      privations which impart the deepest lessons to the Hindu character,