Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     2, 1 |   these.~e With success may I reach further days.~f Let the
 2    1,     5, 5 |    splendour, in safety may I reach the end of thee.~q Kindling
 3    1,     5, 7 |    splendour, in safety may I reach the end of thee', he says;
 4    1,     6, 3 |    the sky, may the sacrifice reach the sky.~l The path that
 5    1,     7, 18|  majestic ancient paths;~Then reach ye the kindly Pitrs~Who
 6    2,     6, 4 |      causes the sacrificer to reach support. He makes it higher
 7    4,     2, 6 |     plants said,~'He, whom we reach while in life,~Shall not
 8    4,     6, 1 |      thy hunger; let thy pain reach N. N., whom we hate.~c With
 9    4,     6, 7 |      in rows,~When the horses reach the divine coursing-place~
10    5,     4, 4 |      thy hunger; let thy pain reach N.N. [1], whom we hate',
11    5,     5, 3 | downward, the libations would reach it behind; if upwards, it
12    5,     5, 3 |      2]; verily the libations reach it in the mouth; he does
13    6,     4, 11|    them; then indeed did they reach the top; he for whom knowing
14    7,     2, 7 |       on him; swiftly does he reach misfortune. He should draw
15    7,     3, 3 |  out-breathing, and food, and reach their full life, who knowing
16    7,     4, 2 |        the evil of death, and reach the conclave of the gods.'
17    7,     4, 2 |      rite, entering the year, reach a better station. There
18    7,     4, 2 |  misfortune and in the middle reach the conclave of the gods [
19    7,     4, 3 |    verily by the Prsthas they reach the seasons, with the seasons
20    7,     5, 1 |     perform the year (Sattra) reach the end without injury.
21    7,     5, 8 | mounts) two mats; verily they reach the surface of the ruddy