Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     6, 2 |     indriyena).~l Of the seasons spring I delight; delighted may
 2    1,     6, 11|    becomes pure. 'Of the seasons spring [4] I delight', he says;
 3    2,     1, 2 |      becomes resplendent. In the spring in the morning should he
 4    2,     1, 2 |   brilliances of the sun, in the spring in the morning, in the summer
 5    2,     1, 4 |           He should offer in the spring in the morning three with
 6    2,     1, 4 |   brilliances of the sun, in the spring in the morning; in the summer
 7    2,     5, 1 |      pruning shall more (shoots) spring up for you.' Therefore from
 8    2,     5, 1 |   pruning of trees more (shoots) spring up, for that was what they
 9    2,     6, 1 |  kindling-sticks; verily he wins spring among the seasons. He offers
10    2,     6, 1 |        the sacrificial strew off spring; verily he places brilliance
11    3,     1, 11|      feathers,~Clad in the mist, spring up to the sky;~They turn
12    3,     1, 11|     thundering and never-failing spring.~dd O ye Maruts, swimming
13    3,     3, 6 |        For what reason do plants spring from the waters, the food
14    3,     3, 6 | therefore from the waters plants spring; in that he draws (saying), '
15    3,     4, 3 |   Parjanya rains for him, plants spring up in this (earth), his
16    4,     2, 2 |      name in secret;~We know the spring whence thou hast come.~c
17    4,     2, 10|   resplendent.~f This ocean, the spring of a hundred streams,~Expanded
18    4,     3, 2 |           the existent's breath; spring born of the breath; the
19    4,     3, 2 |          the Gayatri born of the spring; from the Gayatri the Gayatri (
20    4,     3, 3 |        east of the quarters; the spring of the seasons; Agni the
21    4,     4, 11|       and Madhava, the months of spring.~b (Ye are) Çukra and Çuci,
22    5,     5, 10|           O Agni;~Rejoice in the spring of sweetness, O ocean,~Enter
23    5,     6, 10|      year by the seasons; by the spring he piled its front half,
24    5,     6, 23|     three reddish-brown ones for spring; three dappled ones for
25    5,     7, 2 |            f Summer, winter, and spring for us,~Autumn, the rains
26    5,     7, 6 |        year [5]; the head is the spring, the right side summer,
27    6,     2, 5 |            he would be likely to spring up and slay him. He must
28    6,     3, 3 |          therefore many (shoots) spring up from the stump of trees. '
29    6,     4, 10|           Engendering heroic off spring), come forth, Çukra, with
30    7,     1, 1 |  Agnistoma Prajapati created off spring; by means of the Agnistoma
31    7,     1, 18|      metre I yoke thee, with the spring season as oblation I consecrate
32    7,     2, 10|         from him. He gave to the spring the sap [1], to the hot
33    7,     5, 14|          Rathantara (Saman), the spring (season), (offering is made)
34    7,     5, 15|  oblations, the cruel fire would spring up in wrath, and injure
35    7,     5, 15|          cruel fire [1] does not spring up in wrath and injure his