Book, Chapter

 1   3, 4|     like a long unending night,~Gloomy shades of grief and sadness
 2   5, 1|  boundless wood,~But within its gloomy gorges, dark and deep and
 3   5, 2|       limpid waters through its gloomy gorges flow,~Fruit and root
 4   5, 2|        princely might!~Mark yon gloomy Mahua forest stretching
 5   5, 3| Godavari's limpid waters in her gloomy gorges strayed,~Unseen rangers
 6   5, 4|   golden autumn in the forest's gloomy shade,~And the northern
 7   5, 4|     vista, shooting through the gloomy glade!~Thirst-impelled the
 8   6, 3|        his eye,~Lighting up the gloomy jungle as the Moon lights
 9   6, 3|          Long through woods and gloomy gorges vainly held his cautious
10   6, 5|   midnight sky,~Lighting up the gloomy woodlands with her eyes
11   6, 5|       jungle, Rakshas haunt its gloomy shade,~Lions dwell in lovely
12   6, 7|         and high,~Far-extending gloomy ranges heaving to the azure
13   7, 6|        er its rocky bed,~By the gloomy Godavari and by Krishna'
14   8, 2|       cottage stood,~Godavari's gloomy gorges, Krishna's dark and
15  11, 1|    woman dies!"~Dark was Rama's gloomy visage and his lips were
16  11, 3|         in days of yore,~And by gloomy Godavari, Saint Agastya'
17  12, 5|       to mourn,~In the lone and gloomy jungle were my royal children