Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     2, 6 |    desire, let thy savour which falls not cause rejoicing. Thou
 2    1,     5, 8 |        it piled with cattle. He falls away [2] from this world
 3    1,     6, 10|      sides. To the kingly class falls the blessing of the part
 4    1,     6, 10|       Saman [3]; to the people (falls) the blessing of what (is
 5    1,     6, 10|       blessing of his sacrifice falls to his foe [4]. If he desire
 6    1,     6, 10|       blessing of the sacrifice falls to them equally. Even as
 7    1,     6, 11|      through the sacrifice, and falls not away from the sacrifice. '
 8    1,     7, 6 |       invokes this blessing. He falls away from this world, who [
 9    2,     2, 4 |         fire', they say, I what falls from it is light'; in that
10    2,     5, 8 |       just as when (a libation) falls outside the barriers. There
11    2,     6, 6 |         is taken (in the ladle) falls outside the enclosing-sticks,
12    2,     6, 6 |       offering when it is taken falls outside the enclosing sticks
13    3,     1, 1 |     beauty go not away. If rain falls on one who is consecrated,
14    3,     1, 6 |        according to the deities falls a victim to the deities,
15    3,     1, 8 |         2] the first drop which falls has potency to destroy the
16    3,     2, 6 |          if his speckled butter falls; in that he takes again
17    3,     2, 6 |      the breath; his breath [2] falls, if his speckled butter
18    3,     2, 6 |          if his speckled butter falls; in that he takes again
19    3,     3, 8 |     protect him.~The sacrificer falls a victim to the two fires
20    5,     4, 10|        He who piles up the fire falls away from this world; his
21    5,     7, 1 |     without regard to the deity falls a victim to the deities;
22    5,     7, 1 |      according to the deity. He falls not a victim to the deities;
23    6,     1, 9 |        king of plants; whatever falls upon it is swallowed by
24    6,     1, 9 |      would be as when something falls upon the eye and moves to
25    6,     2, 5 |       would be as when a foetus falls from the womb. He must not
26    6,     2, 8 |      the offering when taken up falls outside the enclosing sticks,
27    6,     2, 8 |      the offering when taken up falls outside the enclosing-sticks,
28    6,     3, 3 |        tree which fears the axe falls away with the first chip;
29    6,     3, 3 |      chip; the first chip which falls he should take up; verily
30    6,     3, 8 |         be lost, for that which falls of the oblation is (thus)
31    6,     3, 8 |         be lost, for that which falls on the strew is not lost;
32    6,     3, 9 |     beast as it is led to death falls away from this world; he
33    6,     4, 5 |       to prevent loss; for what falls when the sacrifice is established
34    7,     2, 7 |        from pain, and rain soon falls.~
35    7,     3, 1 |         among men going swiftly falls in with a trackless way,
36    7,     4, 8 | objection that the Visuvant day falls in the cloudy season. They
37    7,     4, 8 |        the buying (of the Soma) falls for them on the Ekastaka;
38    7,     4, 8 |     case [2] the pressing-(day) falls on the first half (of the
39    7,     5, 6 |     year would fall asunder, as falls asunder a skin bag tied