Book, Chapter

 1   2, 2|         in the white umbrella's shade!"~Searching still their
 2   3, 5|    exile mantling us in welcome shade,~Weeps the lone and voiceless
 3   3, 5|     neath the tree's umbrageous shade.~On a bed of leaf and verdure
 4   3, 6|  mandate, Rama seeks the forest shade,~Ganga! o'er the three worlds
 5   3, 6|     neath the trees' umbrageous shade,~In his pure and peaceful
 6   3, 7|        in the forest's darksome shade,~May he safely reach Ayodhya,
 7   3, 8|       shadowed by the deepening shade of night,~As the darkness
 8   3, 8|     casting back its death-like shade!~And the gloom of midnight
 9   4, 1|       on the cottage lent their shade.~Strewn upon the sacred
10   4, 6|         steal beneath the sable shade,~But the tame deer by the
11   5, 1| wood-nymph haunted oft its holy shade,~Brightly blazed the sacred
12   5, 1|         wanderers in the forest shade,~Rama bright as Lord of
13   5, 1|        slumbered in the asram's shade.~Thus from grove to grove
14   5, 1|          saintly Sita seek this shade,~And to see thee, radiant
15   5, 1| fearless roamed within the holy shade,~Where the shrines of great
16   5, 3|         nestled in the darksome shade!~"Mark the woodlands," uttered
17   5, 4|   autumn in the forest's gloomy shade,~And the northern blasts
18   6, 3|       sporting in the branches' shade,~Grizzly bear that feeds
19   6, 5|      Sita, as a graha casts its shade~On the beauteous star Rohini
20   6, 5|        Rakshas haunt its gloomy shade,~Lions dwell in lovely caverns,
21   8, 1|        birds of plumage lit the shade,~Limpid lakes of scented
22   8, 1|         and her brow was hid in shade!~"This is she! the peerless
23   8, 2|    jungle and he slept in leafy shade,~Stem destroyer of the Rakshas
24  10, 1|       battled from its friendly shade,~Shrouded in a cloud of
25  10, 2|     death these eyes can trace,~Shade of death's decaying fingers
26  11, 3|        Saint Valmiki haunts its shade and crystal rill,~Thither
27  11, 5|       cast the white umbrella's shade~Bold Sugriva and Bibhishan