Book, Chapter

 1   1, 9|       And the red lamp's fitful lustre shone upon the field around,~
 2   3, 3|        rite,~Sanctifying by its lustre good Yudhishthir's royal
 3   3, 4|    Midst these monarchs pure in lustre, purest-hearted and most
 4   4, 5|    greed,~Like the Moon in holy lustre, like the Earth in patience
 5   5, 3|  fraught,~Is the youth of noble lustre, gifted in the gifts of
 6   5, 3|       dauntless heart?~"SURYA'S lustre in him shineth," so the
 7   5, 5|          Left the body shorn of lustre to its rigid cold decay,~
 8   6, 3| brightness on this fourth their lustre lend,~Who may be the unknown
 9   6, 3|         Next the bow with solar lustre brave Nakula wields in fight,~
10   9, 4|         Ploughshare of a golden lustre shining like the radiant
11   9, 4|          And the sun in crimson lustre cast its fiery radiance
12  10, 1|          Silken cloth of finest lustre o'er his crownéd head they
13  10, 2|        But yon sun with crimson lustre sees us meet to part no
14  11, 4|      Smokeless and with radiant lustre shone each red and lighted
15  11, 5|      But who shone with SURYA'S lustre as his countless foes he
16  12, 1|        shone,~Palaces of golden lustre glinted in the morning sun,~
17  12, 3|          Round the altar's holy lustre moved the priests with sacred
18  12, 3|          Other stakes of golden lustre quaint with curious carving
19  12, 3|      and virtue with a brighter lustre shone!~