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 1   1, 4|    tower and turret stars their silent vigils keep,~When each sacred
 2   2, 1|       effort, dauntless was his silent will!~Peerless in his skill
 3   2, 3|       her lord the saintly Sita silent passed the sacred night,~
 4   2, 5|        rage distraught.~Weeping silent tears of anguish had the
 5   2, 6|      pondered and in hushed and silent fear,~Looked on her as on
 6   2, 7|         smart,~Doth some secret silent anguish wring his tom and
 7   3, 3|      For the stringless lute is silent, idle is the wheel-less
 8   3, 5|         and women shed for us a silent tear,~Loyal men and faithful
 9   3, 5|       kept,~And the stars their silent lustre on the weary exiles
10   3, 5|        star,~Speed by night the silent chariot, we may travel fast
11   3, 5|      brave,~Crossed beneath the silent starlight dark Tamasa's
12   3, 6|        varied converse till the silent hours of night,~Fourth night
13   3, 8|        to the skies!~Hushed and silent passed the midnight, feebly
14   4, 1|      lion's lordly den!~Calm in silent contemplation by the altar'
15   4, 6|        night,~In the hushed and silent forest silvered by the moon'
16   5, 2|         luscious berries on its silent margin grow,~Seek that spot
17   5, 4|       of winter swept along the silent glade,~When the chilly night
18   5, 4|        above!"~Waked by love, a silent tear-drop fell on Godavari'
19   6, 5|         Nature knew the moment; silent stood the forest trees,~
20   6, 5|          Ravan stood sedate and silent, and he gazed on Rama's
21   6, 5|       caverns, tuskers ford the silent lake,~Monkeys sport on pendant
22   8, 1|     deed and word,~Sita, in her silent suffering sorrows for her
23  10, 2|   accents soft and low,~And the silent stars of midnight wept to
24  10, 7|       Tears of sorrow, slow and silent, fell upon the monarch's
25  10, 7|    shades where soft-eyed Sita, silent sorrowed for her lord.~Woman'
26  10, 7|       Slow and sullen, dark and silent, Ravan then his wrath restrained,~
27  11, 1| disclosed no thought concealed,~Silent heaved his heart in anguish,
28  11, 1|    heaved his heart in anguish, silent drooped his tortured head,~
29  12, 3|        OF THE RAMAYANA~When the silent night was ended, and their
30  12, 3|  festive joy prolong~Hushed and silent in their wonder listed to