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 1   2    |        force and effect with the dark intrigues which follow,
 2   2, 2 |          hail the thunder of the dark and laden cloud,~And the
 3   2, 3 |         night,~That the midnight dark might rival splendour of
 4   2, 4 |      danger dread and high,~What dark folly clouds thy vision
 5   2, 4 |        scorn and anger mourner's dark retreat she sought.~
 6   2, 5 |         our wide Earth, and each dark and unseen wight,~Witness
 7   2, 6 |         and accent failed,~And a dark and deathlike faintness
 8   2, 6 |          of cruel wile,~And what dark and loathsome spirit stains
 9   2, 6 |      wish to send my Rama to the dark and pathless wild?~Wherefore,
10   2, 6 |          sweeping o'er my empire dark and deep,~As the forces
11   2, 6 |       dawning of the day,~O'er a dark life sin-polluted, beam
12   2, 7 |         afar,~Hath some cloud of dark disaster crossed their bright
13   3, 1 |        of Raghu wends to forests dark and drear,~Sita steps before
14   3, 5 |     beneath the silent starlight dark Tamasa's limpid wave.~On
15   3, 6 |        ruddy Gangs, mingles with dark Jumna's wave,~And they crost
16   3, 6 |          of ruddy Gangs with the dark blue Jumna meet,~And my
17   3, 7 |          held her way,~Where the dark and eddying, waters of the
18   3, 8 |        and anguish, unforgotten, dark and dread,~Through the lapse
19   3, 8 |        and listening ear,~In the dark I stood and listened, some
20   4, 1 |          s summit bold,~Mark the dark and trackless forest where
21   4, 3 |       misfortunes deep and dire,~Dark is wide Kosala's empire,
22   4, 3 |         is wide Kosala's empire, dark is Raghu's royal house,~
23   4, 4 |        shore,~Scorning death and dark destruction, Truth survives
24   4, 6 |       him in exile in the forest dark and lone!~Softly from the
25   5, 1 |        within its gloomy gorges, dark and deep and known to few,~
26   5, 2 |       Agastya, "in these forests dark and wild,~Thou hast come
27   5, 3 |          and Khadira by the Sami dark and fair,~Beauteous spot
28   6    |          the Indian Epic, that a dark and foul suspicion against
29   6    |         and female devotion; her dark suspicions against Lakshman
30   6, 1 |        mountains, in the forests dark and lone,~We shall range
31   6, 4 |      wily Rakshas in this forest dark and high!~Sita, thou hast
32   6, 4 |       toiled and worked in vain,~Dark suspicion and dishonour
33   6, 4 |      from each secret foe,~Omens dark and signs of danger meet
34   6, 5 |          ravish, lustre that thy dark eyes beam,~Crush my heart,
35   6, 6 |    Godavari's gorges through the dark and dreary day,~And five
36   6, 6 |     fitful life is shadowed by a dark and dreadful fate,~Since
37   6, 7 |          still she cried,~To the dark and distant forest where
38   7, 2 |      like sun by eclipse shaded, dark and pale he looked around,~
39   7, 3 |          the jungle wood,~As the dark cloud hurls the lightning,
40   7, 5 |       shakes and quivers in this dark tempestuous shower,~Shadows
41   7, 6 |          wave,~And where Jumna's dark blue waters ceaseless roll
42   8, 1 |          margin of the sea,~In a dark Asoka garden hid himself
43   8, 1 |        dim with shadows deep and dark,~Like the smoke-enshrouded
44   8, 2 |         gloomy gorges, Krishna's dark and wooded shore,~And the
45   8, 2 |          Sugriva in wild Malya's dark retreat,~Won for him his
46   8, 3 |        freed from Rahu's shadows dark!~And with voice of deep
47   8, 4 |        lingers midst the Rakshas dark and vile,~Where my true
48   8, 4 |       and pale,~Like the Moon by dark clouds shrouded then her
49   9, 2 |           II - PRAHASTA'S SPEECH~Dark and high as summer tempest
50   9, 3 |      courted deep disaster and a dark untimely fate,~Stealing
51   9, 6 |       now on Lanka's shore!~What dark deed of crime or folly hath
52   9, 10|   impious lust of woman, for thy dark unrighteous hate,~Blind
53  10, 1 |          slain,~Flooded battle's dark arena like the floods of
54  10, 1 |        thundered from his weapon dark and dread,~Iron-toothéd
55  10, 2 |          of glory done,~And with dark and cruel purpose bade his
56  10, 2 |        and bow,~Arrows thick and dark with red blood spake the
57  10, 4 |       the Dread Destroyer to the dark and dubious fray,~Cleave
58  10, 5 |        and on Lakshman, from his dark and misty shroud,~Indrajit
59  10, 5 |        bright sky vainly for his dark and hidden foe,~Rama to
60  10, 5 |        our Vanar train,~From his dark and shadowy shelter doth
61  10, 7 | fourteenth day auspicious of the dark and waning moon,~Glory waiteth
62  10, 7 |         bride!"~Slow and sullen, dark and silent, Ravan then his
63  10, 8 |          doleful cry,~Omens of a dark disaster mantled o'er the
64  10, 12|    dubious fight?~Not a man!-the Dark Destroyer came to thee in
65  10, 12|       shape of Vanars helped the dark and cruel deed,~Girdling
66  11, 1 |          my faith,~Dearer than a dark suspicion to a woman were
67  11, 1 |          lives when woman dies!"~Dark was Rama's gloomy visage
68  11, 2 |         by female Rakshas in the dark and dismal wood,~In her
69  12    |       the poem a sad ending.~The dark cloud of suspicion still
70  12, 5 |        my heart and home!~In the dark and dreary forest was my
71 Epi    |          Epic which narrates the dark scheme by which the prince
72 Epi    |     mother's fears!"~The nurse's dark insinuations work on the
73 Epi    |        and of human motives, the dark intrigue of a scheming dependant,