Book, Chapter

 1   3, 7|       tree or creeper, fruit or flower unseen before.~Still with
 2   3, 7|         every bush and tree and flower,~Tinged by radiant light
 3   3, 7|        shower,~Mark the flaming flower of Kinsuk and the Vilwa
 4   3, 8| gorgeous gay palasa for the red flower that we love,~Fruitless
 5   5, 4|     frosty air,~And the wood of flower dismantled doth in russet
 6   7, 5|        thicken on the prospect, flower and leaf are wet with rain,~
 7   8, 1|       of day,~Brightly grew the flower of Champak in the vale and
 8   8, 3|      Ravan in his might,~Forest flower nor scented creeper pleases
 9   9, 9|   tempted by the honey but from flower to flower they range,~False
10   9, 9|        honey but from flower to flower they range,~False relations
11  11, 4|      rice and offering and with flower of sweetest smell,~On each