Book, Chapter

 1   2, 3 |    midnight dark might rival splendour of the noonday light~Troops
 2   2, 5 |       Through the portico of splendour graced by silver, tusk and
 3   3, 3 |   Who through years of sunny splendour smile and pass the livelong
 4   3, 4 | heart,~Mounted on the car of splendour for the pathless woods to
 5   3, 4 |       Used to royal pomp and splendour, stricken now by age and
 6   4, 5 |      Blazing like the Sun in splendour, beauteous like the Lord
 7   4, 6 |  proud,~As the sun in midday splendour sinks within a bank of cloud!~
 8   5, 1 |      penance which with holy splendour glowed,~Forest songsters
 9   7, 4 |       And on throne of royal splendour placed the chief of royal
10  10, 3 |     yore,~Javelin of flaming splendour, deadly like the shaft of
11  10, 10|       Sunlike in its radiant splendour, Ravan came once more to
12  11, 1 |       For bedecked in golden splendour and in gems and rich attire,~
13  11, 4 |    stately courtiers step in splendour and in state,~Chieftains
14  12, 3 |       In six Books of mighty splendour was the poet's task begun,~
15  12, 5 |  Softly through the halls of splendour cool and scented breezes