Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     5, 9 |       generative organ. Then he burns at the end the plants; they
 2    1,     5, 9 |       to the fire facing it, it burns him; if with averted (face),
 3    2,     1, 4 |         with his own share [6], burns away his evil, and by (the
 4    2,     2, 2 |     house of him whose house he burns; he should offer a cake
 5    2,     2, 2 |      with his own share, and he burns not his house again.~
 6    2,     2, 5 |      the year [1] unpropitiated burns up the womb of offspring,
 7    3,     3, 8 |        yonder world. In that he burns, (saying) 'The loan which
 8    3,     3, 8 |     fire the thicket; if [4] it burns, it becomes a good season,
 9    5,     1, 5 |      least of animals, for Agni burns his place of birth. Now
10    5,     4, 5 | delighted with his own portion, burns away his evil, and he is
11    5,     5, 1 |        wind [1] blows, the fire burns; verily it follows its own
12    6,     6, 11|        him to prosperity, or it burns him; the twenty-onefold
13    7,     5, 20|         easy of access, he that burns yonder kindly, the day and