Book, Chapter

 1   2, 3|    and vigils on the grass of kusa spread.~With her lord the
 2   2, 3|       chamber on the grass of kusa lay,~Till the crimson streaks
 3   4, 1|     bark and russet garments, kusa spread upon the lea,~Store
 4   4, 1| sacred altar was the grass of kusa spread,~Gaily on the walls
 5   5, 1|   Coats of bark and scattered kusa spake their peaceful pure
 6   5, 3|      Soft the lawn of verdant kusa, beauteous blossoms light
 7  12   |      birth to twins, Lava and Kusa. Years passed on, and Lava
 8  12   |       passed on, and Lava and Kusa grew up as hermit boys,
 9  12   |      and his pupils, Lava and Kusa, chanted there the great
10  12, 2|      he spake to gentle Lava, Kusa child of righteous fame,~
11 End   |   Rama had two sons, Lava and Kusa. The former ruled in Sravasti,