Book, Chapter

1   2, 5|     a bright and blossoming creeper rudely severed from the
2   3, 7|   Asked the name of tree or creeper, fruit or flower unseen
3   5, 3|   young and bright,~And the creeper yields her blossoms for
4   5, 3| Mark each scented shrub and creeper bending o'er the lucid wave,~
5   8, 1|     Rich in fruit and laden creeper and in beauteous bush and
6   8, 3|   Forest flower nor scented creeper pleases Rama's anguished
7  11, 4|   Gay festoons of flowering creeper home and street and dwelling
8  11, 5|   Juices from each fragrant creeper on his royal brow they place,~