Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    2,     6, 4 |      the root of the enemy. If dug too deep, it has the Pitrs
 2    6,     2, 10| spreads the strew, for what is dug in has the Pitrs for its
 3    6,     2, 10|  without strewing, it would be dug in and have the Pitrs for
 4    6,     2, 11|       the vital airs. They are dug in the oblation-holder;
 5    6,     2, 11|      are in the head. They are dug below; therefore the vital
 6    6,     2, 11|   deity. The Asuras in retreat dug in spells against the vital
 7    6,     2, 11|        arm; therefore they are dug an arm's length deep. 'Here
 8    6,     3, 4 | spreads the strew, for what is dug in has the Pitrs for its
 9    6,     3, 4 |  without strewing, it would be dug in and have the Pitrs for
10    6,     3, 4 |      he holds up rain. What is dug in belongs to the Pitrs,
11    6,     3, 4 |         what is above the part dug in up to the girdle belongs
12    7,     4, 13|       hail!~To those which are dug for hail!~To those of lakes