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 1   1, 2|    house,~Sheds on me an added lustre as she weds a godlike spouse,~
 2   2, 1|        the full-moon's radiant lustre fills the earth from skies
 3   2, 7|     dire misfortune dimmed the lustre of their fate.~I would yield
 4   3, 3|    From the Moon will part his lustre ere I part from wedded lord,~
 5   3, 5|     And the stars their silent lustre on the weary exiles shed,~
 6   4, 5|    List! the Moon may lose his lustre, Himalaya lose his snow,~
 7   5, 1|     Shone like BRAHMA'S sky in lustre, hallowed by the grace of
 8   5, 4|        Mark his gay and golden lustre sparkling o'er the dewy
 9   6, 3|      Trust me, not in jewelled lustre forest creatures haunt the
10   6, 3|       gem-bespangled, soft the lustre of his eye,~Lighting up
11   6, 3|       Slay him and his skin of lustre cherish for thy Sita's sake,~
12   6, 5|        And his red eve's fiery lustre sparkled in the wavelets'
13   6, 5|   shine,~In thy eyes of limpid lustre dwclls a light of love divine,~
14   6, 5|    lips that tempt and ravish, lustre that thy dark eyes beam,~
15   6, 6|        But thy beauty's golden lustre, Sita, wins my royal heart,~
16   7, 5|     Mark the streaks of golden lustre fighting up the checkered
17   8, 3|        As the Moon regains her lustre freed from Rahu's shadows
18   8, 4|   peerless beauty on the gem a lustre shed!~Ah, methink the gracious
19   8, 4|    shrouded then her light and lustre fail!~Speak again, my faithful
20  10, 7|     And thy bright name adds a lustre to the glorious rolls of
21  11, 2|      mantle did with tarnished lustre glow!~Witness of our sins
22 Epi   | Distance of time lent a higher lustre to the achievements of these