Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     7, 19|    unstrung bow, thy club in thy hand, clad in skins.~
 2    2,     3, 11|      they heal him. Grasping the hand of the Brahman (priest)
 3    2,     3, 11|        these words) he takes his hand; these gods are full of
 4    2,     5, 1 |    partridge. He seized with his hand the guilt of slaying him,
 5    2,     5, 1 |        and should drink from his hand or from a perfect vessel,
 6    2,     6, 5 |           He smooths it with his hand, for the protection of the
 7    2,     6, 9 |        to instigate him with his hand, he would shiver; if with
 8    3,     3, 8 |    forest (fire) groats with his hand; the forest (fire) is Agni
 9    3,     4, 11|     Bring riches with thy right (hand), O Indra,~Thou art the
10    4,     1, 1 |       Angiras.~n Grasping in thy hand, Savitr,~Bearing the spade
11    4,     2, 6 |         seize~These plants in my hand,~The soul of the disease
12    4,     5, 1 |     haunter of mountains,~In thy hand [1] thou bearest to shoot,~
13    4,     5, 1 |      thou down~The arrows in thy hand [3].~1 Unstringing thy bow,~
14    4,     5, 1 |       the missile~That is in thy hand, thy bow,~With it on all
15    5,     2, 8 | Vaiçvanara, and to him should he hand over the first brick over
16    5,     3, 3 |        therefore with the right (hand) is food eaten. 'Support,
17    5,     3, 3 |        north; therefore the left hand [3] has the greater fervour. '
18    5,     3, 3 |           4]; therefore the left hand is most to be maintained. '
19    5,     6, 6 |          to step on it, he would hand himself over to Nirrti;
20    6,     1, 3 |     wrapped it (the yoni) in his hand, he deposited it among the
21    6,     1, 3 |         scratch himself with his hand [7] his offspring would
22    6,     3, 2 |       them. The Soma is ready at hand; so he offers [1] the Vaisarjanas,
23    6,     4, 5 |           with the (palm of) the hand downwards; verily he brings
24    6,     4, 5 |           he should rub with the hand upwards; verily he keeps
25    6,     4, 5 |        three animals take by the hand?' In that thrice he draws
26    6,     4, 5 |   separately the Upançu with his hand, therefore there are three
27    6,     4, 5 |        animals which take by the hand, man, the elephant, and
28    6,     4, 9 |          2] and sit on the right hand of a Brahman when practising
29    6,     5, 10|      thrice draws apart with his hand the Upançu (cup), therefore
30    7,     4, 2 |          Trayastrinças on either hand they strike off the evil
31    7,     4, 3 |          are Atiratras on either hand, to secure food.~
32    7,     4, 11|      with a Jyotistoma on either hand; verily on either hand they
33    7,     4, 11|    either hand; verily on either hand they find support in the