Book, Chapter

 1   1, 4 |    rising sun,~Ere the evening's darkness closes, happy nuptials shall
 2   2, 4 |       Kaikeyi greet this deed of darkness done,~When the favoured
 3   2, 6 |        Sunless roll the world in darkness, rainless may the harvests
 4   2, 6 |         Spread thy vast and inky darkness o'er a deed of nameless
 5   3, 3 |  livelong day,~When misfortune's darkness thickens, from their husband
 6   3, 5 |       Sumantra, tend the horses, darkness comes with close of day,~
 7   3, 8 | deepening shade of night,~As the darkness of the eclipse glooms the
 8   3, 8 |     weapons fell in tremor and a darkness dimmed my eye!~Hastening
 9   4, 6 |     around,~And a thick and inky darkness falls upon the distant ground,~
10   6, 5 |   warlike chief was gone,~As the darkness comes to evening lightless
11   6, 5 |           Conscious of a deed of darkness fell the fragrant forest
12  10, 1 |          countless Rakshas fell,~Darkness came, the fiery foemen urged
13  10, 1 |           Shrouded in a cloud of darkness still he poured his darts
14  10, 2 |        rigid are their features, darkness dwells not on their brow,~
15  10, 8 |         and clouded and a sudden darkness fell,~Birds gave forth their
16  10, 8 |         I battle for thy deed of darkness done,~Face the anger of
17  10, 12|         laid,~And a goat of inky darkness as a sacrifice was slayed.~