Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 14|         to give strength to the eager.~e We thee, O lord of the
 2    1,     3, 7 |     have come, the priests, the eager~ones.~d O Bihaspati, guard
 3    1,     3, 14|     protect him.~n To thee, the eager one,~O knower of all, O
 4    1,     4, 11|      Brhat (Saman),~The strong, eager for praise.~Thy great strength,
 5    1,     4, 11|       thy birthplace; to Indra, eager for praise, thee!~
 6    1,     4, 43|         wealth.~f The gods whom eager thou didst bring hither,
 7    1,     7, 8 |     limbed, winning a thousand,~Eager to gain in the gaining of
 8    2,     2, 6 |   measure of himself. He who is eager to win wealth should offer
 9    2,     5, 12|        Thou, O Agni, to the man eager to worship, O ancient king [
10    2,     6, 12|   Eagerly would we kindle thee;~Eager bring the eager,~The fathers,
11    2,     6, 12|    kindle thee;~Eager bring the eager,~The fathers, to eat the
12    2,     6, 12|        the Svadha call are most eager to come hither.~h Invoked
13    3,     2, 8 |       meagre,~Who with his wife eager to offer a good sacrifice~
14    3,     4, 2 |     fourth, art the barren, the eager one,~Since once in thought
15    3,     4, 3 |     fourth, art the barren, the eager one', he says; verily he
16    3,     5, 2 |      for pairing. 'Thou art the eager; for the Vasus thee! Quicken
17    3,     5, 11|        birthplace of good deeds~Eager for the gods, do thou sacrifice
18    4,     1, 3 |       birthplace of good deeds,~Eager for the gods, do thou sacrifice
19    4,     1, 5 |         Accord to us here,~Like eager mothers.~d To him may we
20    4,     1, 11|         oblation, immortal,~The eager messenger, well-inclined,~
21    4,     2, 2 |        within the firmaments.~e Eager, purifying, the envoy, the
22    4,     2, 7 |        giver of the Bhrgus, the eager, skilled in the sacrifice~
23    4,     2, 11|         of holy order~The oxen, eager, of keen spirits, the furious,~
24    4,     3, 13|        a May Agni slay the foe,~Eager for wealth, joyfully,~Kindled,
25    4,     3, 13| granting delight,~n Delight the eager gods, O thou most young,~
26    4,     4, 1 |         Quicken night. Thou art eager [1]; for the Vasus thee!
27    4,     4, 3 |         i Like a horse neighing eager for the pasture,~When he
28    4,     6, 7 |         I saw thy highest form,~Eager to win food in the footstep
29    4,     6, 8 |     grass;~Be that given to the eager gods.~
30    5,     3, 6 |         after', the night; with eager', the Vasus; with 'intelligence',
31    5,     6, 1 |         Accord to us here,~Like eager mothers.~n To him may we
32    6,     3, 6 |         gods. 'The priests, the eager ones', he says; the priests
33    6,     3, 6 |    priests are the priests, the eager ones, therefore he says
34    7,     4, 19|    yours~Accord to us here~Like eager mothers.~t To him may we