Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    2,     3, 13|        the fire, that of yours I appease hereby; that disease of
 2    2,     3, 13|       the trees, that of yours I appease hereby.~Indra departs with
 3    2,     3, 13|        the fire, that of yours I appease hereby', he says; verily
 4    2,     3, 13|          cattle, that of yours I appease hereby', he says; so many
 5    2,     5, 12|         Agni, do thou, wise one,~Appease by sacrifice for us the
 6    2,     5, 12|        the dawning of this dawn;~Appease for us by sacrifice Varuna [
 7    3,     4, 1 |    redundancy; if he were not to appease it, the sacrificer would
 8    3,     4, 1 |       deposits the redundant, to appease the redundant. The sacrificial
 9    6,     2, 10|         the, woman', he says, to appease it. Now, as each part is
10    6,     3, 5 |       mind with us', he says, to appease (them). He offers after
11    6,     4, 1 | meeting-place of dry and wet, to appease both. He should think of