Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     5, 5| body.~o O Agni, whatever is deficient in my body, do thou make
 2    1,     5, 7|  body. 'O Agni, whatever is deficient in my body, do thou make
 3    1,     5, 7|       he says; 'whatever is deficient in my offspring and cattle,
 4    5,     1, 8|    Prajapati. The pairs are deficient and redundant, for propagation;
 5    5,     1, 9|   The first quarter foot is deficient by one syllable; therefore
 6    5,     1, 9|     offers with one that is deficient, for from the deficient
 7    5,     1, 9|     deficient, for from the deficient Prajapati created offspring; (
 8    5,     2, 9|    put down for one (a pan) deficient in size [1]; if he desire
 9    7,     4, 7|   seasons. These nights are deficient and redundant. They are
10    7,     4, 7|     and redundant. They are deficient in that they are fifty less
11    7,     4, 7|  forty-eight. Both from the deficient, indeed, and from the redundant