Book, Chapter

 1   1, 3|    envoys from Mithila day and night in gladness passed!~
 2   1, 4|        his royal feet,~And the night is filled with gladness
 3   2, 1|   father dreamt and thought by night and day,~And their father
 4   2, 3|       silent passed the sacred night,~Contemplating World's Preserver,
 5   2, 3|       the roval hall.~Past the night of sacred vigils, in his
 6   2, 3| rejoicing of the vigils of the night,~Kept by Rama and by Sita,
 7   2, 3|     hung with lamps for coming night,~That the midnight dark
 8   2, 5| witness, Sky and Day and sable Night,~Rolling Worlds and this
 9   3   |       they halted on the first night. Rama had to steal away
10   3   |      Rama had to steal away at night to escape the citizens,
11   3, 2|     Lakshman shall protect her night and day,~Grant it, with
12   3, 4|   forest; like a long unending night,~Gloomy shades of grief
13   3, 5|     Rama said,~"Hail the first night of our exile mantling us
14   3, 5|        to slake,~On this first night of his exile food nor fruit
15   3, 5|    limpid wave,~And performing night's devotions, for the princes
16   3, 5|      on wood and rolling river night her darksome mantle spread.~
17   3, 5|       morning's star,~Speed by night the silent chariot, we may
18   3, 6|        s zephyrs blest,~Second night of Rama's exile passed in
19   3, 6|       their rich repast,~Third night of the princes' exile underneath
20   3, 6|       till the silent hours of night,~Fourth night of the princes'
21   3, 6|  silent hours of night,~Fourth night of the princes' exile in
22   3, 7|        on branches bent,~Fifth night of their endless wanderings
23   3, 8|      by the deepening shade of night,~As the darkness of the
24   3, 8|   meridian light!~On the sixth night,-when his Rama slept in
25   4, 1|         fire-wood for the dewy night,--~Spake the dwelling of
26   4, 5|     beauteous like the Lord of Night,~Rama vowed his Vow of Duty,
27   4, 6|        gentle daughter for the night shades gather nigh.~Hastening
28   4, 6|      sails the radiant Lord of Night,~With his train of silver
29   4, 6|   asram Rama passed the sacred night,~In the hushed and silent
30   5, 4|  silent glade,~When the chilly night was over, once at morn the
31   5, 4|  Pushya rules December and the night with rime is hoar,~And beneath
32   5, 4|      day in penance, sleeps at night upon the floor,~Aye! perchance
33   8, 2|     shines the radiant Lord of Night,~True unto his sacred duty,
34   8, 3|    Rama dreary day or darksome night,~Till his vengeance deep
35  10, 1|        fiercer in the gloom of night!~Onward came resistless
36  10, 1|        waked the echoes of the night!~Six bright arrows Rama
37  10, 6|        foemen sought.~And when night its sable mantle o'er the
38  11, 3|      passed we, love, a happy, night,~And the broad and ruddy
39  12, 2|    cantos of the Epic, morn to night, recite each day,~Till from
40  12, 3|       RAMAYANA~When the silent night was ended, and their pure