Book, Chapter

 1   2, 3|    offering on his forehead, poured it on the lighted fire,~
 2   2, 3|     men from distant hamlets poured within the city wall,~From
 3   2, 5| wandered free.~Lute and lyre poured forth their music, parrot
 4   7, 3| running rills from mountains poured their limbs the purple tide,~
 5   7, 4|      mantra graced,~And they poured the sweet libation on the
 6   7, 4|   chiefs and loyal courtiers poured.~Gaya and the great Gavaksha,
 7  10, 1|   cloud of darkness still he poured his darts like rain,~On
 8  10, 3|     the gory field of battle poured the red blood of his heart.~
 9  10, 8|   was heard,~Street and lane poured forth their warriors by
10  11, 3|      and echoing shore,~Rama poured his lamentations when he
11  11, 4|    high his greetings and he poured his pious lay,~As one wafts
12  11, 5| verged in holy ancient lore,~Poured the fresh and fraurant water
13  12, 3|    the wondrous song!~And as poured the flood of music through