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 1   1, 4|       and turret now the golden morning woke,~Dasa-ratha girt by
 2   1, 5|       Brightly dawned the happy morning, and Kosala's king of fame~
 3   1, 5|       In th' auspicious hour of morning did the blest Kautuka rite,~
 4   1, 7|      chambers bright the golden morning woke,~To his son the gentle
 5   2, 3|     Till the crimson streaks of morning, ushered in the festive
 6   2, 3|     minstrels chanted forth the morning call,~Healing through the
 7   2, 3|     gladdening message with the morning's gladsome ray,~And the
 8   2, 6|     life sin-polluted, beam not morning's righteous ray!"~
 9   2, 7|              VII - THE SENTENCE~Morning came and duteous Rama to
10   3, 1|     sway,~In the early watch of morning to the Gods for blessings
11   3, 5|        people wake not till the morning's star,~Speed by night the
12   3, 5|        fast and travelling far.~Morning dawned, the waking people
13   3, 6|         BHARAD-VAJA'S HERMITAGE~Morning dawned, and far they wandered,
14   3, 6|       in sleep and gentle rest.~Morning dawned, the royal chariot
15   3, 6|     underneath a tree was past.~Morning dawned, the soft-eyed Sits,
16   3, 7|      JUMNA--VALMIKI'S HERMITAGE~Morning dawned, and faithful Sita
17   3, 7|        Thus spake Rama when the morning on the eastern mountains
18   3, 7|      Tinged by radiant light of morning sparkles in a golden shower,~
19   5   | description of an Indian winter morning, when the brothers and Sita
20   5, 1|       of GAYATRI goddess of the morning prayer,~VASUS and the hooded
21   5, 4|         prince of fame,~For his morning's pure ablutions to the
22   5, 4|   fertile soil!~Mark the sun in morning vapours-like the moon subdued
23   5, 4|        into the river'neath the morning's crimson beam,~Sits, softly
24   7, 2|         Wait till dawns another morning, wait till thou dost truly
25   7, 6|      sea-girt forests tinged by morning's early gleam.~Search the
26   8, 1|    shone the red Asoka with the morning's golden ray,~Karnikara
27  10, 2|         Indrajit ere dawned the morning entered in his father's
28  12, 5|                   V - SITA LOST~Morning dawned; and with Valmiki,