Book, Chapter

1   2, 5|     sought!~Thither flew the stricken monarch; on the bare and
2   2, 6| fainting fit prevail?~So the stricken monarch pondered and in
3   2, 6|  tigress looks the dazed and stricken deer,~Lying on the unswept
4   3, 4|    royal pomp and splendour, stricken now by age and woe,~Saw
5   3, 5|    my mother loved and lost,~Stricken by untimely anguish, by
6   3, 8| deprived of flight,~Were the stricken ancient hermits, friendless,
7   8, 4|      consort like a lone and stricken deer,~Girt by Rakshas stern
8  10, 4|       By the Raksha's weapon stricken Hanuman fell in his pride.~