Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

1    1,     6, 3 |      my act) as I give be not destroyed; may (my act) as I work
2    1,     7, 1 |      my act) as I give be not destroyed', he says; verily he avoids
3    3,     3, 7 |       is impurity, in that he destroyed the Yatis, there is impurity;
4    4,     5, 9 |     the gods.~q Homage to the destroyed.~r Homage to the intelligent.~
5    5,     1, 9 | ruined [2], and his sacrifice destroyed. 'O Mitra, do thou heat
6    5,     1, 9 |  ruined, nor is his sacrifice destroyed. If it should break, he
7    6,     4, 11|    has a rival; verily having destroyed his rival he reaches the
8    6,     5, 6 |     eye would be likely to be destroyed; therefore he should not