Book, Chapter

 1   2, 2|    thunder of the dark and laden cloud,~And the gathered subjects
 2   2, 3|          s lofty steeple high as cloud above the air,~On the crossing
 3   2, 7|         s realms afar,~Hath some cloud of dark disaster crossed
 4   3, 6|       pride nor earthly passions cloud their pure and peaceful
 5   4, 4|     Wherefore, Rama, idle maxims cloud thy heart and warp thy mind,~
 6   4, 6| splendour sinks within a bank of cloud!~
 7   7, 3|         jungle wood,~As the dark cloud hurls the lightning, hurled
 8   7, 5|          heart,~Rain and tempest cloud the prospect as they cloud
 9   7, 5|       cloud the prospect as they cloud my onward path,~Dubious
10  10, 1|    friendly shade,~Shrouded in a cloud of darkness still he poured
11  10, 5|     bright as sunbeams through a cloud.~Scanning earth and bright
12  10, 6|    coward hid beneath a mantling cloud,~Thou hast battled like
13  10, 8|   crimson fire!~Like the tempest cloud of summer Ravan's wingéd
14  12   |      poem a sad ending.~The dark cloud of suspicion still hung