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CONTENTS. Preface-Ayodhya-Ravan Doomed-The Birth of Rama-The Heir-ApparentManthara's Guile-Dasaratha's Oath-The Step-mother-Mother and Son-The Triumph of Love-Farewell ?-The Hermit's Son-The Trial of Truth-The Forest-The Rape of SitaRama's Despair-The Messenger Cloud-Khumbakarna-The Suppliant Dove-True GloryFeed the Poor-The Wise Scholar.

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