Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     2, 14|       ones;~The foes that were fain to deceive could not [5]
 2    1,     3, 6 |      dwellings of thine are we fain to go,~Where are the many-horned
 3    1,     4, 17|       skilled in sacrifice are fain to serve. ~b Thou art taken
 4    1,     5, 2 |       found a rich treasure is fain to go openly. Uttering the
 5    1,     6, 4 |     these blessings have come, fain for milking,~Possessing
 6    1,     7, 4 |     these blessings have come, fain for milking'; verily he
 7    1,     7, 7 |   towering onrushing wave most fain to win the prize, with it
 8    1,     7, 35|         He who by sacrifice is fain to win the mind of the gods~
 9    2,     2, 4 |      he desires to run, who is fain to conquer in battle; Agni
10    2,     2, 6 |        by the year: people are fain to give him gifts. He, who
11    2,     2, 8 |        desires, 'May people be fain to give to me', should offer
12    2,     2, 8 |         verily he makes people fain to give to him; people become
13    2,     2, 8 |     give to him; people become fain to give to him. He upon
14    2,     3, 4 |        desires, 'May people be fain to give to me'; Aryaman
15    2,     3, 4 |     share; he makes [1] people fain to give to him; people are
16    2,     3, 4 |        give to him; people are fain to give to him. He should
17    2,     3, 4 |     makes him go whither he is fain to go. Indra was the lowest
18    2,     5, 12|        evil-minded,~Him who is fain to overpower the man who
19    2,     6, 1 |     gods; then the Asuras were fain to harm the sacrifice. The
20    2,     6, 2 |         Whatever the gods were fain to do by it, that they were
21    2,     6, 2 |     thus can do whatever he is fain to do.~
22    4,     1, 2 |       Driveth every foe;~He is fain to gaze with his eye~On
23    4,     1, 2 |       Thou, O Agni, with days, fain to shine towards us,~Thou
24    4,     2, 6 |    pasturage,~Of them that are fain to win gain,~To the self
25    4,     3, 13|  bright ones, O Maruts,~Who is fain to smite us contrary to
26    4,     6, 7 |   coursing-place~1 Thy body is fain to fly, O steed;~Thy thought
27    5,     1, 3 |     performed the Raksases are fain to destroy the sacrifice;
28    5,     1, 10| creation the Raksases [1] were fain to destroy; he saw that (
29    6,     1, 4 |  offered. Now the Raksases are fain to hurt him who is consecrated
30    6,     1, 7 |    performed, the Raksases are fain to injure the sacrifice;
31    6,     1, 8 |    performed, the Raksases are fain to injure the sacrifice. '
32    7,     4, 15|       vii. 4. 15.~a Him who is fain to injure the steed~Varuna