Later
Lessons 1 through 116 are the path. The word list is the lookup. The word sets are the days, the months, the body, and the other groups. The verse word sets are the words a śloka repeats.
Lessons 101 through 103 open a joined quarter: vowels, visarga, and the consonants a verse hides. The lessons still write the words apart, and they still write सः and गुरुः, so the ending stays visible. A final म् before a consonant is written ं, as Lesson 22: Joining Words teaches. A verse writes the joined line. You undo it with those three lessons. This book does not start writing its own sentences joined.
Lesson 115: Eight and Eleven says what makes a syllable heavy, and it counts eight and eleven. The stricter rule waits here: which seat inside the eight must be heavy, when a line is being composed.
The full perfect and the full aorist wait here. Lesson 110: He Said gives the forms a verse prints in front of a line, उवाच and आह and बभूव. Lesson 112: Do Not Grieve gives मा शुचः and मा भूः, beside मा गाः and मा कार्षीः in Lesson 47: Do Not Go. Other persons of those tenses wait here.
Lesson 113: Wanting to Know gives जिज्ञासा, चिकीर्षा, मुमुक्षुः, and the one verb जिज्ञासते. The rest of that conjugation waits here.
The dual of nouns that end in a consonant waits here. Thirty, forty, and fifty are subject forms in Lesson 73: Twenty through a Hundred. Their other endings wait here.
Ślokas
Lesson 116: Three Ślokas reads three lines with the joins opened. The words that return are on the verse word sets. A piece that appears in one line only stays on that line’s own page.
The words of lines people recite are on Common chants, with a meaning beside each word.