Book, Chapter

 1   2, 5|         music, parrot flew from tree to tree,~Through the corridor
 2   2, 5|        parrot flew from tree to tree,~Through the corridor of
 3   3, 5|       rippling river 'neath the tree's umbrageous shade.~On a
 4   3, 6|     princes' exile underneath a tree was past.~Morning dawned,
 5   3, 7|  followed in the rear.~Oft from tree and darksome jungle, Lakshman
 6   3, 7|     evermore,~Asked the name of tree or creeper, fruit or flower
 7   3, 7|        uttered, "every bush and tree and flower,~Tinged by radiant
 8   3, 7|      from each tall and stately tree,~How from every virgin blossom
 9   3, 7|        holy stillness, bush and tree its magic felt,~As the Gods
10   3, 8|     breath recall,~Can the tall tree save the sapling doomed
11   4, 1|   blossoms culled from bush and tree.~Coats of bark and russet
12   5, 2|         severed from the parent tree,~Far from home in toil and
13   5, 2| northward seek an old Nyagrodha tree,~Then ascend a sloping upland
14   5, 4|      painting bush and leaf and tree,~Mark it glisten on the
15   7, 1|      And they broke a leafy Sal tree, spread it underneath their
16   7, 2|         above,~To his friends a tree of shelter, soul of tenderness
17   7, 3|     Sugriva quick uprooting Sal tree from the jungle wood,~As
18   7, 4|     blossoms from the flowering tree,~Milk-white garments gem-bespangled,
19   7, 6|       rock and ravine, wood and tree,~Search the thousand peaks
20   7, 6|     ketak, regions of the tamal tree!~Search the ocean port of
21   8, 1|     garden hid himself within a tree.~Creepers threw their clasping
22  10, 3|      stood,~Armed with rock and tree and missile, thirsting for
23  10, 4|       the broken army stone and tree and massive rock.~Hurled
24  10, 4|         limbs of iron stone and tree in splinters broke.~Dashing