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2501   6, 5 |             budding charms,~And thy waist of slender beauty courts
2502  10, 7 |       failed,~Till to deeper sorrow wakened Lanka's monarch wept and
2503   5, 3 |      Spacious was the leafy cottage walled with moistened earth and
2504   5, 1 |          lie.~And a royal guest and wanderer doth our foremost honour
2505  10, 7 |          auspicious of the dark and waning moon,~Glory waiteth thee
2506   3, 7 |         Wake, my love, and list the warblings and the voices of the wood,"~
2507   2, 3 |             On the merchant's ample warehouse, on the shop with stores
2508  10, 1 |           war,~Streams of red blood warm and bubbling issued from
2509   4, 4 |          maxims cloud thy heart and warp thy mind,~Maxims which mislead
2510   2, 5 |            when in a bygone strife,~Warring with thy foes immortal thou
2511   |            sings of dissensions and wars hereafter.~The portions
2512   6, 3 |        thing to feed!~If alive this wary creature be it, husband,
2513   5, 4 |            in dew,~And the drooping water-lily bends her head beneath the
2514   7, 4 |           with lily and with lotus, watered by a streamlet fair,~Here
2515   6, 5 |        fiery lustre sparkled in the wavelets' dance!~Mute and still were
2516   3, 6 |        rishi's hermitage,~There the waves of ruddy Gangs with the
2517   6, 3 |            in this lonely glen,~Oft waylaid by artful Rakshas are by
2518   2, 4 |         Bharat, ever duteous in his ways,~Rama honours Queen Kausalya,
2519   4, 4 |            thy kith is none!~In the wayside inn he halteth who in distant
2520   5, 2 |            Matchless in thy warlike wcapons peerless in thy princely
2521 Epi    |           narrative is considerably weakened by such endless repetition.
2522   6, 1 |           flesh is food of Rakshas! weakling Sita I will slay,~Slay that
2523  10, 5 |             with dauntless hearts!"~Weaponless but calm and valiant, from
2524 Epi    |           in songs and ballads, and weaves them into an immortal work
2525   1, 2 |           me an added lustre as she weds a godlike spouse,~True shall
2526   2, 4 |           our ancient legends tell,~Weeds protect a forest monarch
2527  10, 11|           frenzy wore,~And a deeper weight of hatred on their anguished
2528   2, 2 |            have toiled to win their welfare and my task is almost done!~
2529   5, 3 |    mountains high,~And the rocks in well-marked strata in their glittering
2530 Epi    |     produced, and has preserved for well-nigh three thousand years, two
2531  10, 3 |       sustain,~Hauuman in red blood welt'ring rolled upon the gory
2532   3, 8 |             his pitcher lay before,~Weltering in a pool of red blood,
2533   3, 2 |             golden-hilted, tempered wen,~Safely rest these goodly
2534   8, 3 |        Speak, if Rama in his sorrow wets his pale and drooping eye,~
2535   5, 4 |            cry,~Boundless fields of wheat and barley are with dewdrops
2536   3, 3 |         lute is silent, idle is the wheel-less car,~And no wife the loveless
2537   3, 2 |        sweet and luscious root,~And whenwith thy meek-eyed Sita thou
2538   6, 6 |             rishi claims thy birth,~Wheref ore in this pathless jungle
2539        | whether
2540   7, 5 |             cries,~Lashed by golden whips of lightning are the dappled
2541   2, 2 |        feelings, loyal thoughts and whispers kind,~For a doubt within
2542   5, 4 |        mountains through the gorges whistle by~And the saras and the
2543  10, 3 |             bright arrows, keen and whistling, on the gallant Lakshman
2544  11, 4 |        along the city gate,~And our white-robed holy Brahmans hymn and sacred
2545   5, 4 |             and appellation doth in whiter garments glow,~Southward
2546        | Whither
2547  10, 8 |            jav'lin as it winged its whizzing flight,~Cleft it in its
2548        | whoever
2549        | why
2550 Epi    |          with the poison of her own wickedness. She arouses the slumbering
2551   6, 6 |             whose valour quells the wide-world, Gods above and men below,~
2552   2, 4 |             merits are too well and widely known,~And he stands too
2553   2, 1 |            Rama given,~Thoughtsthat widen human glory, deeds that
2554  11, 5 |             not to his subject men,~Widows wept not in their sorrow
2555   1, 2 |           to fame,~Vainly strove to wield the weapon, left Videha
2556   2, 5 |            and each dark and unseen wight,~Witness Rangers of the
2557   |        departure for the unexplored wildernesses of the south.~The portions
2558   3, 1 |         fair,~Since my roval father willetb,-years of banishment be
2559   3, 1 |        claim,~Since my royal father willeth,--Bharat shall be regent-heir,~
2560 Epi    |        Christ; but mankind will not willingly let die those great creations
2561   6, 7 |          vale'.~Flowering trees and winding creepers, murmur to my lord
2562   5, 2 |              swift as bird upon its wing!~Dead to Fortune's frown
2563   |           Sita. The story of Rama's winning his bride, and of the marriage
2564   7, 4 |          gracious word,~Tender Tara wiped her tear-drops bowing to
2565   9, 6 |         foes,~But Bibhishan deep in wisdom--Ravan's youngest brother
2566   9, 10|              Blind to reason and to wisdow, Ravan seek thy destined
2567   1, 1 |        Ayodhya's daughters, rich in wit and woman's grace~Twice-born
2568   |             his word, and would not withdraw from it.~Few passages in
2569   3, 6 |       exile-wand'rers, when the sun withdrew his rays,~Where the vast
2570   4, 3 |           scathes my bosom like the withering forest fire,~Thus to see
2571   3, 8 |              And my barren lifetime withers through the deed which is
2572  10, 7 |             on the path of Ravan to withstand a deed of shame.~"Not against
2573   2, 4 |          her son?~Know the truth, O witless woman! Bharat is unmatched
2574   3, 4 |        queen and consort, with each woe-distracted dame!~And around the aged
2575   6, 2 |           visage, heard her sad and woeful tale!~
2576   2, 5 |           love and gentle dalliance woke-within his ancient heart,~And the
2577   2, 4 |       brother's throne,~Rama hath a wolf-like wisdom and a fang to reach
2578   2, 4 |             bosom when thy greatest woo is nigh!~Who that hath a
2579   5, 1 |             the sweet-voiced sylvan wood-nymph haunted oft its holy shade,~
2580   6, 3 |          his antlers bore,~Till the woodland-wand'ring Sita marked the creature
2581   2, 5 |        confection, where each viand wooed the taste,~Every object
2582   6, 6 |                        VI - RAVAN'S WOOING~"Listen, Brahman!" answered
2583   4, 2 |            help with all thy bounty workmen in their peaceful toil,~
2584   8, 3 |   destruction on my captor like the world-consuming fire,~Speak, if Rama in
2585   1, 1 |          righteous Dasa-ratha won a world-embracing fame,~Strong-barred gates
2586   1, 4 |            thy gift, Videha's king!~World-renowmed is Janak's bounty, Heaven-inspired
2587  10, 2 |          boast his triumph o'er thy world-subduing might,~But the will of Fate
2588   2, 5 |             and best,~Nations of my world-wide empire, rich in corn and
2589   4, 4 |           do thy penance, leave thy worldly wealth and pray!~There is
2590   4, 4 |      upright Arya from the scheming worldly-wise!~If assuming virtue's mantle
2591   4, 5 |        belong,~Thou could'st rule a worldwide empire in thy faith and
2592   4, 3 |             rigid fast and penance, worn with toil of righteous rite?~
2593   5, 1 |            the goodly weapon shine,~Worshipper of righteous VISHNU! VISHNU'
2594   9, 1 |            unto the right,~Last end worst, when stormy passions mark
2595   2, 3 |          Rama brave and fair!~Women wove the scented garland, merry
2596   3, 2 |           wondrous weapons brought,~Wreathed with fresh and fragrant
2597   4, 1 |         anchorite,~Is this be whose wreathéd ringlets fresh and holy
2598   9, 6 |         transpassed the ocean wave,~Wrecked thy city tower and temple
2599   7, 3 |           Still the wrathful rivals wrestled with their bleeding arms
2600   |          have often looked," says a writer in Calcutta Review, vol.
2601   6, 7 |        snake in eagle's talons Sita writhed with piteous wail,~Dim and
2602   1, 6 |           holy altar as the ancient writs ordain,~Decked and graced
2603   6, 2 |              Brother, we have acted wrongly, for with those of savage
2604  10, 6 |          his proud defiance and his wrongs to sons of men!~Listen more!
2605   8, 4 |          yields my heart by anguish wrung,~Well I know this dear-loved
2606   |       abstract of Sections Ixxv. to xci., and portions of Sections
2607   |             or portions of Sections xcii., xciii., xciv., and xcvii.
2608   |             Sections xcii., xciii., xciv., and xcvii. of Book vii,
2609   |           main portions of Sections xcix., c., ci., civ., cviii..
2610   |        portions of Sections xciii., xcvi., ci., cii., ciii., cix.,
2611   |           xcii., xciii., xciv., and xcvii. of Book vii, of the original
2612   |             or portions of Sections xliv., xlviii., lix., lxvi.,
2613   |            xlv., xlvi., xlvil., and xllx. of Book iii. of the original
2614   |     Sections xvii., xviii., xliii., xlv., xlvi., xlvil., and xllx.
2615   |         portions of Sections xliv., xlviii., lix., lxvi., 1xvii., and
2616   |        xviii., xliii., xlv., xlvi., xlvil., and xllx. of Book iii.
2617   |           main portions of Sections xvii., xviii., xliii., xlv.,
2618   |            in Calcutta Review, vol. xxii, "on that green hill: it
2619   |         portions of Sections xxvi., xxvii., xxxi., xxxix., xl., xlvi.,
2620   |         xxvi., a portion of Section xxviii., and an abstract of Sections
2621   |      Sections xxvi., xxvii., xxxi., xxxix., xl., xlvi., Iii., liv.,
2622   |             of Sections xv., xxxi., xxxvi., and lxvi, of Book v. of
2623   4, 1 |              Is this he whose royal yajnas filled the earth with righteous
2624   7, 6 |          Kambojas of the mountains, Yavanas of wondrous skill,~Sakas
2625   |         which had given Sita birth, yawned and took back her suffering
2626  12, 1 |            kinder hand,~Through the year and circling seasons lasted
2627   7, 4 |           of Sravan, now begins the yearly rain,~In these months of
2628  12, 1 |              And for righteous duty yearning, Aswa-medha rite ordained,~
2629  10, 8 |            upon the banner, jackals yelled their doleful cry,~Omens
2630   3, 8 |        summer swollen eats into its yielding side.'~Writhing in his pain
2631   |             and Aryan religion.~Two yojanas from Agastya's hermitage,
2632   5, 2 |        Agastya answered, "two short yojans from this place,~Wild is
2633  10, 2 |           purpose bade his henchmen yoke his car,~Bade them take
2634   2, 4 |          danger from the twins, the youngest-born,~But thy Bharat's claims
2635   1, 7 |            son, the prince Kaikeya, Yudajit of warlike fame,~Queen Kaikeyi'
2636   |                            BOOK X - YUDDHA~(The War in Ceylon)~RAMA
2637   1, 5 |       obeyed,~Thither came the bold Yudhajit prince of proud Kaikeya'
2638 Epi    |          the Council of War held by Yudhisthir in the Matsya kingdom. And
2639   3, 6 |             Till the sun was in its zenith, Rama then to Lakshman said:~"
2640   7, 5 |          Murmuring mantras with the zephyr, robed in threads of sparking