Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 5 |      loostener of speech.~l I grasp thee for the joy of the
 2    1,     1, 8 | sacrifice be extended wide.~k Grasp the skin.~I The Raksas is
 3    1,     1, 9 |                  i. 1. 9.~a I grasp (thee).~b Thou art Indra'
 4    1,     1, 9 |     for thee.~s Let the Vasus grasp thee with the Gayatri metre,
 5    1,     1, 9 | Gayatri metre, let the Rudras grasp thee with the Tristubb.
 6    1,     1, 9 |        metre, let the Adityas grasp thee with the Jagati metre.~
 7    1,     1, 10|   rays of the bright sun.~q I grasp thee shining in the shining,
 8    1,     1, 10|   gods, for every prayer.~r I grasp thee radiance in the radiance,
 9    1,     2, 2 |       the Rc and the Saman. I grasp you two; do ye two [1] protect
10    1,     2, 2 |      my mind the sacrifice (I grasp); hail! from heaven and
11    1,     2, 2 |      the wind the sacrifice I grasp.~
12    1,     3, 8 |                  i. 3. 8.~a I grasp thee.~b Offering to the
13    1,     7, 10|    the king, Varuna,~Agni, we grasp,~The Adityas, Visnu, Surya~
14    2,     4, 12|   Visnu, come hither; we will grasp that by which he is this
15    3,     1, 2 |       is the Stoma. He should grasp the cup or fill up the beaker,
16    3,     1, 4 |       c The ancient wise ones grasp~The breath as it speedeth
17    3,     2, 1 |      Gayatri for thy metre; I grasp thee; bring me over in safety.
18    3,     2, 1 |     Tristubh for thy metre; I grasp thee; bring me over in safety.
19    3,     2, 1 |       Jagati for thy metre; I grasp thee; bring me over in safety',
20    3,     2, 5 |     dear to my heart.~b May I grasp thee with the arms of the
21    4,     1, 1 |     with the Tristubh metre I grasp thee in the manner of Angiras.~
22    4,     1, 1 |       with the Jagati metre I grasp thee in the manner of Angiras.~
23    4,     1, 1 |     With the Anustubh metre I grasp thee in the manner of Angiras.~
24    6,     1, 4 |      the wind the sacrifice I grasp', he says [2]. The sacrifice
25    6,     3, 8 |       to death; if he were to grasp hold of it, the sacrificer
26    6,     3, 8 |         1]; if he were not to grasp hold of it, the sacrificer
27    7,     2, 7 |      at the commencement they grasp expiration and inspiration.
28    7,     5, 19|       yoke-fellow, O steed; I grasp thee; bear me prosperously.~
29    7,     5, 19|       yoke-fellow, O steed; I grasp thee; bear me prosperously [
30    7,     5, 19|       yoke-fellow, O steed; I grasp thee; bear me prosperously.~