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 1   1, 1 |              Queen Simitra bore the bright twins, Lakshman and Satruglina
 2   1, 4 |            riches, gold and gems in bright array,~Bid my warriors skilled
 3   1, 5 |             decked in gem and jewel bright,~In th' auspicious hour
 4   1, 6 |             fresh and fragrant air,~Bright Gandkarvas skilled in music
 5   1, 7 |          daughters and his guard in bright array,~To the famed and
 6   1, 7 |            city decked with banners bright and brave,~And the voice
 7   1, 7 |       Entered slow his lofty palace bright as peak of Himalay.~Queen
 8   1, 7 |     mansions like KUVERA'S mansions bright.~Loving wife and troops
 9   1, 7 |         when on the palace chambers bright the golden morning woke,~
10   2, 2 |            exalts his ancient race!~Bright Immortals know his valour;
11   2, 2 |          Rama pray,~To the Gods and bright Immortals we our inmost
12   2, 3 |         artist made,~On the gay and bright pavilion, on the high and
13   2, 4 |           and maid,~Marked the city bright with banners, and in scornful
14   2, 5 |          his heart and life!~Like a bright and blossoming creeper rudely
15   2, 7 |         dark disaster crossed their bright auspicious star?~Duteously
16   3, 2 |           dwells,~Than the homes of bright Immortals where perennial
17   3, 2 |         never fail,~And the rapiers bright as sunshine, golden-hilted,
18   3, 4 |             neighed and shook their bright bells, elephants returned
19   3, 7 |      princes plied the oar,~And the bright bark bravely bounding reached
20   3, 7 |            beauty from the woodland bright and gay,~Still with eager
21   3, 7 |           auspicious and the day is bright and fair."~Lakshman slew
22   3, 7 |          holy rite,~And invoked the bright Immortals for to bless the
23   3, 7 |              And the worship of the Bright Ones purified each earthly
24   4, 1 |            with gold was pencilled, bright as INDRA's bow of might,~
25   4, 1 |             made Ayodhya's mansions bright..~Now in jungle bark and
26   4, 2 |             might,~Doth he pass his bright life's evening in each pure
27   4, 2 |          son,~"Dasa-ratha walks the bright sky, for his earthly task
28   4, 6 |           feet,~Robed and jewelled, bright and beauteous, sweet-eyed
29   5, 1 |           in the forest shade,~Rama bright as Lord of Midnight, Sita
30   5, 1 |             thick and close,~And by bright and blazing altars chanted
31   5, 1 | righteousness,~Shrines of all these bright Immortals ruling in the
32   5, 1 |           and bold,~Impious foes of bright Immortals know these weapons
33   5, 3 |       verdant and the kwa young and bright,~And the creeper yields
34   5, 3 |            came,~Sacrificing to the Bright Gods sacred hymns and mantras
35   5, 3 |          Lives again and treads the bright earth, from the bonds of
36   5, 3 |         Panchavati's cottage as the Bright Gods dwell above!~
37   5, 4 |         winter's charms:~"Comes the bright and bracing winter to the
38   5, 4 |            the green grass, on each bright and bending blade,~Lighten
39   6, 1 |     vestments, in thy native beauty bright,~Friended by a youthful
40   6, 3 |          are by deep devices slain,~Bright as day-god or Gandharva,
41   6, 3 |             tints so rich and rare!~Bright his bosom gem-bespangled,
42   6, 5 |      beauteous star Rohini when the bright Moon's glories fade.~Quaking
43   7, 4 |     fragrant with the mountain air,~Bright with lily and with lotus,
44   7, 4 |     star-eyed INDRA in his mansions bright and high,~And a shout of
45   7, 6 |            hill and cave,~Far where bright Sarayu's waters mix with
46   8, 3 |             lord I bring,~Mark this bright ring, jewel-lettered with
47  10, 1 |            echoes of the night!~Six bright arrows Rama thundered from
48  10, 3 |         Lord his weapon bent,~Seven bright arrows, keen and whistling,
49  10, 4 |            fight,~Mightier foe than bright Immortals thou shall meet
50  10, 5 |            VAISWA-NARA on the altar bright and fair,~Spear and mace
51  10, 5 |        right and smokeless, red and bright as molten gold,~Tongue of
52  10, 5 |      Indrajit discharged his arrows bright as sunbeams through a cloud.~
53  10, 5 |           cloud.~Scanning earth and bright sky vainly for his dark
54  10, 7 |        father's heart.,~Victor over bright Immortals,- art thou slain
55  10, 7 |      elysium's sunny clime,~And thy bright name adds a lustre to the
56  10, 7 |           of time,~In the skies the bright Immortals lisp thy name
57  10, 11|        arrows Rama wielded, and his bright and flaming brand!~Long
58  10, 11|          Voice of blessing from the bright sky fell on Raghu's valiant
59  10, 12|           might,~Slain by man, whom bright Immortals feared to facein
60  10, 12|           gently blowing fanned the bright and blazing fire,~Slow and
61  11, 2 |           For the virtuous like the bright fire in their native radiance
62  11, 3 |         hope and love,~Bow, bow, to bright Ayodhya! Darksome did the
63  11, 4 |            shake,~And ourpriests to bright Immortals grateful gifts
64  11, 5 |            CONSECRATION~Joy! joy in bright Ayodhya gladness filled
65  12, 1 |        feast like this in any land,~Bright Immortals in their bounty
66  12, 3 |          flood of music through the bright and livelong day,~Eyes and
67  12, 5 |           bride!"~Gods and Spirits, bright Immortals to that royal
68  12, 5 |        chambers flew.~Sita, saw the bright Celestials, monarchs gathered
69  12, 5 |          her royal lord and husband bright as heaven-ascending star,~