Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     3, 9 |     let~thine ear swell.~b The pain that hath reached thy vital
 2    1,     3, 11|       and grandson.~e Thou art pain; pain him who hateth us
 3    1,     3, 11|     grandson.~e Thou art pain; pain him who hateth us and whom
 4    4,     6, 1 |   stone is thy hunger; let thy pain reach N. N., whom we hate.~
 5    5,     1, 4 |       afflicted creatures with pain, him the gods appeased by
 6    5,     1, 4 |  animals he would afflict with pain tame animals; he gathers
 7    5,     1, 4 |        verily he afflicts with pain wild animals [2]; therefore
 8    5,     1, 4 |        they are afflicted with pain. He gathers on the hairy
 9    5,     1, 5 |   waters appeased he calms her pain. 'May for thee Vayu, Matariçvan
10    5,     1, 5 |     and is strong to burn with pain offspring. 'Be auspicious,
11    5,     1, 6 |   waters appeased he calms his pain; with three (verses) he
12    5,     1, 6 |         verily he calms Agni's pain throughout his whole extent. '
13    5,     1, 6 |     afflict domestic pots with pain; he unites (him) with fragments
14    5,     1, 6 |   verily he afflicts them with pain. He unites (him) with sand,
15    5,     2, 7 |   would afflict the earth with pain; nor trees, nor plants would [
16    5,     2, 7 |    afflict the atmosphere with pain, the birds would not be
17    5,     2, 7 |     would afflict the sky with pain, Parjanya would not rain.
18    5,     2, 9 |        of the village he sends pain to those of the wild; therefore
19    5,     2, 9 |        they are afflicted with pain. He puts down the head of
20    5,     4, 3 |  afflict domestic animals with pain; if (with that) of wild (
21    5,     4, 3 |   cauldron on the goat; she in pain dropped a feather (like
22    5,     4, 4 | causing him neither hunger nor pain in yonder world; he rejoices
23    5,     4, 4 |   stone is thy hunger; let thy pain reach N.N. [1], whom we
24    5,     4, 4 |      hates with its hunger and pain. He goes round thrice, moistening;
25    5,     4, 4 | threefold; verily he calms the pain of the whole extent of the
26    5,     4, 4 |       the seasons he calms its pain. The reed is the flower
27    5,     4, 4 |     them appeased he calms his pain. The beast that first steps
28    5,     4, 4 |     verily he afflicts it with pain. With eight (verses) he
29    5,     4, 4 |   Gayatri; verily he calms the pain of the whole extent of the
30    5,     4, 4 |    verily by food he calms its pain. The fire is death; the
31    5,     4, 4 |     hates he afflicts with its pain; 'be thou purifying and
32    5,     5, 5 |     domesticated animals, with pain he afflicts the wild animals;
33    5,     6, 2 |       knows them thus. Agni is pain; he afflicts the Adhvaryu,
34    5,     6, 2 | sacrificer, and offspring with pain; in that he puts down water,
35    5,     6, 2 |     down water, he soothes his pain; neither Adhvaryu nor sacrificer
36    6,     3, 9 |       is offered in sacrifice, pain seizes its vital airs. '
37    6,     3, 9 |    says; verily he removes the pain from the vital airs. From
38    6,     3, 9 |        From the vital airs the pain enters the earth; (with
39    6,     3, 9 |    down; verily he removes the pain of the earth by day and
40    6,     4, 1 |     When the beast is offered, pain reaches its heart; it gathers
41    6,     4, 1 |      the earth, he would cause pain to the earth; if on the
42    6,     4, 1 |     the waters, he would cause pain to the waters; he places
43    6,     4, 1 |    hates; verily he causes him pain.~
44    7,     2, 7 |       cups for one who is ill. Pain afflicts the breaths of
45    7,     2, 7 |      he frees his breaths from pain, and even if his life is
46    7,     2, 7 |    cups if rain does not fall. Pain afflicts the breaths of
47    7,     2, 7 |     breaths of the people from pain, and rain soon falls.~