Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 2 |         art made to grow by the rains.~f O divine straw, lot me
 2    1,     6, 2 |        me.~n Of the seasons the rains I delight; delighted may
 3    1,     6, 10|       equally. Even as Parjanya rains down good rain, so the sacrifice
 4    1,     6, 10|     good rain, so the sacrifice rains for the sacrificer; they
 5    2,     1, 7 |       by day and night Parjanya rains; verily he has recourse
 6    2,     4, 8 |       along the firmaments;~The rains pour over the desert [1].~
 7    2,     4, 9 |       the east wind, to win the rains. He makes offering to the
 8    2,     4, 9 |       and the plants; verily it rains from the waters and the
 9    2,     4, 9 |    becoming black as it were he rains; verily he unites him with
10    2,     4, 9 |        with his hue, to win the rains.~
11    2,     4, 10|       by day and night Parjanya rains, for by night or by day
12    2,     4, 10|       for by night or by day he rains; verily he has recourse
13    2,     4, 10|      low with his rays, then he rains; becoming a hider of his
14    2,     4, 10|       his abode, as it were, he rains; these deities are the lords
15    2,     4, 10|       not minded to rain yet he rains. 'Let free the rain from
16    2,     6, 1 |   oblations; verily he wins the rains. He offers to the sacrificial
17    3,     1, 11|        like kindly (women);~The rains fall, the clouds thunder.~
18    3,     4, 3 |    verily from the sky Parjanya rains for him, plants spring up
19    4,     3, 2 |       all-extending's, eye; the rains born of the eye; the Jagati
20    4,     3, 2 |          the Jagati born of the rains; from the Jagati the Rksama (
21    4,     3, 3 |       west of the quarters; the rains of the seasons; the All-gods
22    5,     1, 5 | therefore in all the seasons it rains. If he were to utter the
23    5,     3, 1 |    round in order; therefore it rains in all the seasons. Since
24    5,     3, 10|    round in order; therefore it rains all the seasons. 'Thou art
25    5,     4, 9 |       of men; therefore when it rains a piler of the fire should
26    5,     6, 10|   summer its right wing, by the rains its tail, by the autumn
27    5,     6, 23|    three piebald (deer) for the rains; three dappled for autumn;
28    5,     7, 2 |      spring for us,~Autumn, the rains be favourable for us;~May
29    5,     7, 6 |       side summer, the tail the rains, the left side autumn, the
30    7,     2, 10|       hot season barley, to the rains plants, to autumn rice,