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 1   3   | confluence of the Ganges and the Jumna; on the fifth day they crossed
 2   3   |       fifth day they crossed the Jumna, the southern shores of
 3   3, 6|         Gangs, mingles with dark Jumna's wave,~And they crost the
 4   3, 6|         Gangs with the dark blue Jumna meet,~And my ear the sea-like
 5   3, 7|    eddying, waters of the sacred Jumna stray,~Pondering by the
 6   3, 7|          gaily bounding left for Jumna's southern shore.~"Goddess
 7   3, 7|          Goddess of the glorious Jumna!" so the pious Sita prayed,~"
 8   3, 7|        of sweet libation, mighty Jumna, shall be thine,~Grant that
 9   3, 7|       swans and saras flocked on Jumna's sandy shore.~Two miles
10   7, 6|          s ruddy wave,~And where Jumna's dark blue waters ceaseless
11  11, 3|       dear devoted Sita, see the Jumna in her might '~Where in