Book, Chapter

 1   1, 4|        with rising sun,~Ere the evening's darkness closes, happy
 2   2, 1|         Kosala's throne,~In the evening of my lifetime ere my days
 3   2, 2|       by fortune blest,~And the evening of my lifetime needs, my
 4   2, 2| lifetime needs, my friends, the evening's rest,~Years have passed
 5   2, 3|      and pure in thought,~After evening's due ablutions NARAYANA'
 6   3, 5|    TAMASA: THE CITIZENS' RETURN~Evening's thickening shades descended
 7   3, 6|    toilsome day they travelled, evening fell o'er wood and lea,~
 8   3, 7|      the chaitya's sacred fane.~Evening spread its holy stillness,
 9   4, 2|       he pass his bright life's evening in each pure and holy rite?~
10   4, 6|      barks the hermits to their evening rites repair,~And in sacred
11   6, 5|        As the darkness comes to evening lightless from the parted
12   7, 5|       masses red and white with evening's glow,~One could almost
13  11, 3|        would be monarch ere the evening's Sun had set.~See the sacred