Book, Chapter

 1   2, 6|       heedless of the lapse of time,~May a sinful monarch perish
 2   3, 8|          but in fulness of the time,~Dasa-ratha's death in anguish
 3   3, 8| seasons, and in fulness of the time,~Comes the fruit of pride
 4   5, 1|       mightiest Saint of olden time,~Harbinger of holy culture
 5   6, 6|      gladsome passed our happy time,~Till the monarch Dasa-ratha,-
 6   6, 7|   unrighteous Ravan, brings in time its dreadful need,~As the
 7   7, 4|        sky will clear,~And the time of war and vengeance on
 8  10, 6|        by the ruthless hand of Time,~Thou shalt perish and thy
 9  10, 6|     Now I seek an open combat, time is none to prate or speak,~
10  10, 7|       to the glorious rolls of time,~In the skies the bright
11  11, 2|   accents high:~Never from the time I saw her in her maiden
12 End   |     the capital of Oudh at the time of the Buddha in the fifth
13 End   |      heaven.~In the fulness of time, Rama and his other brothers
14 Epi   |        their fame. Distance of time lent a higher lustre to