Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,  117, 9 | pleasure, on Pedu ye bestowed a fleet-foot courser,~Strong, winner
 2    1,  134, 1 |                    1. Vayu, let fleet-foot coursers bring thee speedily
 3    1,  148, 3 |          harnessed to a chariot fleet-foot horses, at his command let
 4    1,  157, 3 |         with meath and drawn by fleet-foot steeds,~Three-seated, opulent,
 5    4,    5, 13|        rules, the guerdon? Like fleet-foot coursers speed we to the
 6    5,    6, 1 |     which the kine return:~Whom fleet-foot coursers seek as home, and
 7    5,    6, 10|         store of brave sons and fleet-foot steeds. Bring food to those
 8    5,   25, 6 |         fight.~Agni bestows the fleet-foot steed, the victor never
 9    5,   56, 6 |       to the pole, to draw, the fleet-foot tawny steeds, the best at
10    6,   67, 11|       and when they harness the fleet-foot mettled stallion for the
11    8,   31, 18|         be his, such mastery of fleet-foot steeds.~The man who, sacrificing,
12    8,   93, 8 |                   8 The active, fleet-foot, tawny Coursers that are
13    9,   86, 1 |         themselves like sons of fleet-foot mares.~The drops of Soma
14   10,   65, 3 |       lustrous spheres.~Even as fleet-foot steeds who make their masters
15   10,   96, 8 |         Tawny Coursers, Lord of fleet-foot Mares, will bear his Bay
16   10,  119, 3 |      drank have borne me up, as fleet-foot horses draw a car:~Have