Book, Chapter

 1   1, 3|         preceptor led,~Bent and broke the mighty weapon, he the
 2   1, 3|     stoutly till it snapped and broke in twain,~In the concourse
 3   2, 6|       she sighed,~How a monarch broke his promise, how a cheated
 4   2, 6|         trusting, cheated woman broke her loving heart and died!"~
 5   2, 7| honoured, should a royal vow be broke,~If the true and righteous
 6   4, 6|     midst the gathered monarchs broke the bow and won the bride,~
 7   7, 1|       our common foe!"~And they broke a leafy Sal tree, spread
 8  10, 3|        forth to face the fight,~Broke not Rama's iron circle, '
 9  10, 4|     stone and tree in splinters broke.~Dashing through the scattered
10  10, 4|  flaming from the hero's weapon broke,~Kumbha-karna faint and