Valmiki Ramayana 4.46.13

4.46.13

gahaneṣu ca deśeṣu durgeṣu viṣameṣu ca
sattvāny atipramāṇāni vicitāni hatāni ca
ye caiva gahanā deśā vicitās te punaḥ punaḥ

And all the wandering brooks we know
throughout the land that seaward flow,
Our feet by thy command have traced
the tangled thicket and the waste,
and dens and dingles hard to pass
for creeping plants and matted grass
Well have we searched with toil and pain,
And monstrous creatures have we slain
But Hanumánoblest mind
The Maithil lady yet will find;
For to his quarter of the sky
The robber fiend was seen to fly,'