Book, Chapter

 1   1, 4 |        tower and turret now the golden morning woke,~Dasa-ratha
 2   1, 6 |         and men,~And he set the golden ladles, vases pierced by
 3   1, 7 |      palace chambers bright the golden morning woke,~To his son
 4   2, 5 |         silver, ivory bench and golden throne.~Through the chamber
 5   3, 4 |      sunlight cleaves to Meru's golden hill,~Faithful and heroic
 6   3, 7 |        of morning sparkles in a golden shower,~Mark the flaming
 7   4, 1 |     lurid ray,~Resting in their golden scabbards lay the sword
 8   5, 1 |      the rippling rill,~And the golden sunlight glittered on the
 9   5, 3 |      this darksome forest-land,~Golden date and flowering mango
10   5, 4 |  PANCHAVATI~Came and passed the golden autumn in the forest's gloomy
11   5, 4 | dewdrops moist and wet,~And the golden rice of winter ripens like
12   5, 4 | darksome veil,~Mark his gay and golden lustre sparkling o'er the
13   6, 3 |         the deep Maricha, wore,~Golden tints upon his haunches,
14   6, 3 |      the creature in his pride,~Golden was his neck of beauty,
15   6, 3 |        Sita's sake,~I will as a golden carpet spread the skin upon
16   6, 5 |        s heart:~"Beaming in thy golden beauty, robed in sylvan
17   6, 6 |   Asuras know!~But thy beauty's golden lustre, Sita, wins my royal
18   6, 7 |        asses winged with speed,~Golden in its shape and radiance,
19   7, 5 |       fire!~Mark the streaks of golden lustre fighting up the checkered
20   7, 5 |        thunder cries,~Lashed by golden whips of lightning are the
21   8, 1 |   gleamed,~Clustering fruits of golden beauty in the yellow sunlight
22   8, 1 |        Asoka with the morning's golden ray,~Karnikara and Kinsuka
23   8, 1 |         trep.~Flower-bespangled golden Lanka was like gem-bespangled
24   8, 1 |        it sigh,~On her ears the golden pendants and the tiger's
25  10, 6 |     arrows pierced the Raksha's golden mail,~Shattered by the Raksha'
26  10, 10|       steeds celestial, INDRA'S golden chariot ride,~Take this
27  10, 12|      famed Kailasa or on Meru's golden hill,~Done the days of joy
28  11, 1 |       and lost,~For bedecked in golden splendour and in gems and
29  11, 4 |        city shine.~Elephants in golden trappings thousand chiefs
30  11, 5 |         gentle zephyrs, gift of golden garland lent,~INDRA, God
31  12, 3 |       may be,~Eighteen thousand golden pieces be the children -
32  12, 5 |      was rent and parted, and a golden throne arose,~Held aloft
33 Epi    |        their descendants as the Golden Age of India. To the imagination
34 Epi    |        the recollections of the golden age of the Kosalas and the
35 Epi    |   conjures up the memories of a golden age, constructs lofty ideals