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 1   3, 6|      wood,~And a low and leafy cottage for their dwelling-place
 2   3, 7|  forest timber Lakshman soon a cottage made.~"So our sacred Sastras
 3   3, 7|      mansions, exiles in their cottage dwelt,~In the woods of Chitra-kuta
 4   3, 8|        Thirsty in their humble cottage for their duteous boy they
 5   3, 8| pathway to the asram, soon the cottage thou shalt see,~Soothe their
 6   4, 1|       a jungle thicket, Rama's cottage rose in sight,~Thatched
 7   4, 1|     feathered palm-tree on the cottage lent their shade.~Strewn
 8   4, 1|        and gauntlet decked the cottage safe from fear of hostile
 9   4, 3|       Dwelt in woods and leafy cottage and in pathless jungle strayed,~
10   4, 6|    above,~Welcomed Sita in her cottage, tended her with mother'
11   5, 3|         Spacious was the leafy cottage walled with moistened earth
12   5, 3|    love,~Dwelt in Panchavati's cottage as the Bright Gods dwell
13   5, 4|   loosened tresses Sita to her cottage came,~As with RUDRA wanders
14   6   |     Rama and Lakshman from the cottage, and then finds his chance
15   6, 1|   above,~In his lonesome leafy cottage Rama dwelt in Sita's love,~
16   6, 1|       or fancy once before the cottage stood,~Surpa-nakha, Raksha
17   6, 1|    sway,~Wherefore in a lonely cottage in this darksome jungle
18   6, 4|      leave thee, Lady, in this cottage all alone!~Cast aside thy
19   6, 4|        my elder bid me in this cottage stay,~Lakshman may not leave
20   6, 5|  anchorite,~Unto Sita's lonely cottage pressed the Raksha in his
21   6, 5|         Lighting up the lonely cottage, Sita sat in radiance high,~
22   7, 1|  lamented Rama by his lonesome cottage door,~Janasthana's woodlands
23   8, 2|        in the jungle, from his cottage stole his wife~Long lamenting
24   8, 2|        jungle where his humble cottage stood,~Godavari's gloomy
25  11, 3|       mark, my soft-eyed Sita, cottage on the river's shore,~Where
26  12, 2|      the confines of the wood,~Cottage of the Saint Valmiki in
27  12, 2|      hand Valmiki did unto his cottage bring,~And he spake to gentle
28  12, 3|       youthful pupils to their cottage came once more.~Rama with