Book, Chapter

1   6   |  Epic, that a dark and foul suspicion against Lakshman crossed
2   6, 4|    and worked in vain,~Dark suspicion and dishonour cast on me
3  11, 1|   faith,~Dearer than a dark suspicion to a woman were her death!~
4  11, 1|  woman pleadeth vainly when suspicion clouds her name,~Lakshman,
5  11, 1| eyes,~FuneraI flame dispels suspicion, honour lives when woman
6  12   |   ending.~The dark cloud of suspicion still hung on the fame of
7  12   |  been darkened by an unjust suspicion, her heart was broken, and