Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     5, 4|    removes the fire is split; he pays reverence with a verse containing
 2    1,     5, 7|     cattle. With six (verses) he pays reverence; the seasons are
 3    1,     5, 7|       six subsequent (verses) he pays reverence; they make up
 4    1,     5, 7|        at the end of the year he pays reverence with (verses)
 5    1,     5, 7|         and also purifies it. He pays reverence; that is his union.
 6    1,     5, 7| reverence; that is his union. He pays reverence [3]; that is his
 7    1,     5, 7|         3]; that is his bond. He pays reverence; that is his appeal.
 8    1,     5, 7|           that is his appeal. He pays reverence; that is as if
 9    1,     5, 7|     something) to a superior and pays him honour. 'Thou art giver
10    1,     5, 8|           2] from this world who pays reverence to the Ahavaniya;
11    1,     5, 8|   reverence to the Ahavaniya; he pays reverence to the Garhapatya;
12    1,     5, 8|     amends to the Garhapatya. He pays reverence with Gayatri verses;
13    1,     5, 8|          to him who knowing thus pays reverence to the Garhapatya
14    1,     5, 8|       pass [4], who knowing thus pays reverence to the fire. May
15    1,     5, 9|         is the divine Tvastr. He pays reverence with many (verses);
16    1,     5, 9|        greater, who knowing thus pays reverence to the fire. The
17    1,     5, 9|     desires. He who knowing thus pays reverence to the fire becomes
18    1,     5, 9|          He who [4] knowing thus pays reverence to the fire, goes
19    1,     5, 9|       mounts these two fires who pays reverence to them; he acts
20    1,     5, 9|      attained a higher place. He pays reverence at night, not
21    1,     5, 9|         darkness; in that [5] he pays reverence by night, he overcomes
22    1,     5, 9|        of the metres. In that he pays reverence with the metres,
23    1,     5, 9|         then', they say, 'if one pays reverence day by day.' If
24    1,     5, 9|  reverence day by day.' If a man pays reverence to the fire facing
25    1,     7, 6|        to Agni, the purifier, he pays reverence to the Garhapatya;
26    2,     6, 9|        he does not sacrifice, he pays homage, for his own security.~
27    5,     1, 2|             with these words) he pays reverence to the mound of
28    5,     2, 1|         of the Stoma; in that he pays reverence with (the hymn)
29    5,     2, 1|        forth, on the next day he pays reverence; therefore the
30    5,     2, 2|             with these words) he pays reverence; verily he awakens
31    5,     2, 2| creatures awake. In his place he pays reverence, and therefore
32    5,     5, 5|       the gold bricks; verily he pays honour to these deities.
33    5,     5, 7|       unasked; verily to them he pays homage, and also he ransoms
34    5,     5, 8|                      v. 5. 8.~He pays reverence in front with
35    5,     5, 8|       support in the seasons. He pays reverence with the Prstha (
36    6,     3, 8|        of the sun [3]; verily he pays homage to them. 'Come forward,