Book, Chapter

 1   2, 2 |            me lingers and a shadow clouds my mind,~True to Law and
 2   2, 4 |           befit the clay,~And when clouds of sorrow darken, ill beseems
 3   2, 4 |          insensate rage or madness clouds thy heart and blinds thine
 4   2, 4 |          and high,~What dark folly clouds thy vision to the workings
 5   2, 7 |         boundless grace,~Wherefore clouds his altered visage, wherefore
 6   2, 7 |       disaster pains his heart and clouds his brow?"~Mother's love
 7   6, 4 |        bosom falters and a dimness clouds my eye!~To the dread and
 8   7, 5 | hermit-guise they strayed,~Massive clouds like rolling mountains gather
 9   8, 4 |        pale,~Like the Moon by dark clouds shrouded then her light
10   9, 9 |            vision every fault that clouds my path,~How they wait with
11   9, 9 |           heart with heart,~Winter clouds are big with thunder but
12  10, 1 |          and yell!~Dust arose like clouds of summer from each thunder-sounding
13  10, 11|       their anguished bosoms bore,~Clouds of dread and deathful arrows
14  11, 1 |           Ravan's dwelling--rumour clouds a woman's fame--~Righteous
15  11, 1 |     pleadeth vainly when suspicion clouds her name,~Lakshman, if thou
16  12, 2 |            mountain, cruel fortune clouds your birth,~Stainless virtue