Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    3,     4, 10|       Viraj, he makes it into a brick and piles it up; verily
 2    4,     2, 9 | thousand,~To thee, O goddess, O brick,~Let us sacrifice with oblation.~
 3    4,     3, 6 |         do ye two make firm~The brick that quaketh not;~And let
 4    4,     4, 5 |         Agni is placed in this (brick), to it I resort, and may
 5    4,     4, 5 |         Vayu is placed in this (brick), to it I resort, and may
 6    4,     4, 5 |       sun is deposited in this (brick), to it I resort, and may
 7    5,     2, 7 |     over the perforation in the brick, he would obstruct the breath
 8    5,     2, 7 |     over the perforation of the brick, to allow the breath to
 9    5,     2, 8 |        the naturally perforated brick; the naturally perforated
10    5,     2, 8 |        the naturally perforated brick is this (earth); verily
11    5,     2, 8 |       with Prajapati. The first brick that is put down obstructs
12    5,     2, 8 |   should he hand over the first brick over which a Yajus has been
13    5,     2, 8 |      who ignorantly puts down a brick is liable to experience
14    5,     2, 8 |    pleasure in want of grass; a brick of Durva grass he puts down,
15    5,     2, 8 |         becomes worse off. (The brick) has three lines on it;
16    5,     3, 2 |          O Indra and Agni, (the brick) that quaketh not', (with
17    5,     3, 2 |       the naturally perforated (brick); these worlds are separated
18    5,     3, 2 |       the naturally perforated (brick); the naturally perforated (
19    5,     3, 2 |       the naturally perforated (brick) is the atmosphere; verily
20    5,     3, 2 |         a naturally perforated (brick), to allow the passage of
21    5,     3, 5 |      puts down in the middle (a brick) full of dust, the middle
22    5,     3, 7 |      highest of the breaths. No brick higher (than these) should
23    5,     3, 7 |       if he were to put another brick higher, he would obstruct
24    5,     3, 7 | sacrificer; there fore no other brick should be put down higher.
25    5,     3, 7 |        the naturally perforated brick; the naturally perforated
26    5,     3, 7 |        the naturally perforated brick is yonder (sky); verily
27    5,     4, 3 |  quarter. He offers on the last brick; verily at the end he propitiates
28    5,     4, 7 |        the naturally perforated brick (a ladle) of Udumbara wood
29    5,     5, 2 |     firm'; verily making this a brick he put it down, to prevent
30    5,     5, 2 |        4]; verily making this a brick he sets it down to prevent
31    5,     5, 3 |       by means of the Vamabhrt (brick); that is why the Vamabhrt (
32    5,     5, 4 |        the naturally perforated brick and offers [3]; that is
33    5,     5, 5 |      first naturally perforated brick is expiration, the second
34    5,     5, 5 |      first naturally perforated brick he should breathe out along
35    5,     5, 7 |        to Indra [1], put down a brick opposite his step; verily
36    5,     5, 9 |     should put down on the last brick an oblation of Gavidhuka;
37    5,     6, 4 |       did he find support. (The brick) which he put down in front
38    5,     6, 4 |       the eastern quarter; (the brick) which he put down on the
39    5,     6, 4 |      the southern quarter; (the brick) which he put down behind
40    5,     6, 4 |       the western quarter; (the brick) which he put down on the
41    5,     6, 4 |      the northern quarter; (the brick) which he put down above
42    5,     6, 4 |       they knock up against the brick, against gravel. Now all
43    5,     7, 2 |      layer he puts down a bull (brick); verily in his sacrifice
44    5,     7, 2 |       puts down this Prajapati (brick) [1]; the sole eighth day