Book, Chapter

 1   2, 5|        blossoms which by limpid waters shone,~And the rooms with
 2   2, 7|      needless causeway when the waters ceased to flow!~Truth inspires
 3   3, 6| sea-like voices of the mingling waters greet.~Mark the monarchs
 4   3, 7|     Where the dark and eddying, waters of the sacred Jumna stray,~
 5   4, 1|     told,~Markalvati's rippling waters, Chitra-kuta's summit bold,~
 6   5, 2|         race,~Godavari's limpid waters through its gloomy gorges
 7   5, 3|    PANCHAVATI~Godavari's limpid waters in her gloomy gorges strayed,~
 8   5, 3|        soft caresses Godavari's waters lave!~Tuneful ducks frequent
 9   5, 4|         Aye! perchance Sarayu's waters seeks he now, serene and
10   5, 4|         Sits, softly sought the waters as the lily seeks the stream,~
11   6, 5|     breeze,~Godavari's troubled waters trembled' neath his lurid
12   6, 5|      Crush my heart, as rolling waters crush the margin of the
13   7, 5|       mothers are with grateful waters filled!~Mark the folds of
14   7, 6|       Far where bright Sarayu's waters mix with Ganga's ruddy wave,~
15   7, 6|         where Jumna's dark blue waters ceaseless roll in regal
16   7, 6|         Pass Kaveri's spreading waters, Malya's mountains towering
17   7, 6|    lions wander free,~Where the waters of the Indus mingle with
18   8, 1|   Crossed the ocean's boundless waters, Hanuman in duty brave,~
19   8, 3|        O'er the face of rolling waters found thy unresisted way,~