Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 5 |          the gods.~m Thou art the stone of wood.~n Do thou with
 2    1,     3, 2 |      great, with a great pressing stone; call forth to Indra with
 3    1,     4, 1 |           take thee. Thou art the stone which maketh the sacrifice
 4    2,     4, 14|         thee, O lord of bays, the stone~Through the arms of the
 5    3,     3, 9 |         drop of Soma [1];~A great stone was there then for them.~
 6    3,     5, 2 |        the victorious, with ready stone; for Indra thee! Quicken
 7    4,     4, 1 |         the victorious with ready stone; for Indra thee! Quicken
 8    4,     6, 1 |           strength resting on the stone, the bill,~On the wind,
 9    4,     6, 1 |          bestow upon us.~b In the stone is thy hunger; let thy pain
10    4,     6, 3 |         of the sky is the dappled stone set down~He hath stepped
11    4,     6, 6 |       avoid us;~Be our body as of stone~May Soma favour us,~And
12    4,     6, 8 |       fire kindler,~Holder of the stone, and skilled reciter,~With
13    4,     7, 5 |            7. 5.~May I for me the stone, clay, hills, mountains,
14    5,     3, 6 |        the victorious, with ready stone [1]; for Indra thee Quicken
15    5,     4, 4 |           4.~'The strength on the stone', (with these words) he
16    5,     4, 4 |      verily he wins food. 'In the stone is thy hunger; let thy pain
17    5,     4, 6 |          altar [4] he puts down a stone, for reality; with two (
18    5,     4, 6 |         of the sky is the dappled stone set down', he says; the
19    6,     4, 4 |      cattle, the Upançu pressing-(stone) is cross breathing; in
20    6,     4, 4 |        round the Upançu pressing-(stone), he confers cross-breathing
21    6,     4, 6 | inspiration, the Upançu pressing-(stone) is cross-breathing. If
22    6,     5, 6 |       cattle from Rudra [4]. (The stone) for pressing out the Upançu (