Book, Chapter

 1   1, 5|            sage Vasishtha knows the rest~Let the peerless Dasa-ratha,
 2   1, 6|            unhusked that filled the rest,~And with careful hand Vasishtha
 3   2, 1|            now he sought repose and rest:~"Shall I see my son anointed,
 4   2, 2|           my friends, the evening's rest,~Years have passed in watchful
 5   3, 2|         watch and guard thy nightly rest!"~Words of brother's deep
 6   3, 2| golden-hilted, tempered wen,~Safely rest these goodly weapons in
 7   3, 5|             their midnight's wonted rest,~Weeps methinks our fair
 8   3, 5|          the driver gave,~Gave them rest and gave them water from
 9   3, 5|         people, still their nightly rest they take,~They have left
10   3, 5|         yoked the steed,~Fresh with rest and grateful fodder, matchless
11   3, 6|          passed in sleep and gentle rest.~Morning dawned, the royal
12   3, 6|             this spot your place of rest,~Where the meeting of the
13   4, 6|             they seek their nightly rest,~Hastening from their pure
14   5, 2|          her mansion still resides,~Rest thee with thy gentle consort,
15   6, 6|           throne,~She would take no rest or slumber, nourishment
16   6, 6|             through the forest now.~Rest thee here, O holy Brahman,
17   6, 6|           this pathless jungle wand'rest friendless on this earth."~"
18   7, 6|           where the -Northern Kurus rest,~Utmost confines of the
19   8, 1|        mansion Hanuman his eyes did rest,~On a woman sad and sorrowing
20  11, 3|       Kailasa mansions of Immortals rest!~Mark the gory fields surrounding