Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 2|    gods.~e Thou art made to grow by the rains.~f O divine
 2    1,     3, 5|  earth be united.~h O tree, grow with a hundred shoots; may
 3    1,     3, 5|    a hundred shoots; may we grow with a thousand shoots.~
 4    1,     5, 9|   end the plants; they then grow more numerous. In that he
 5    2,     2, 4|  for him and Indra makes it grow. He who desires, 'May I
 6    2,     3, 2|   for him, Indra makes them grow up. These are curds, honey,
 7    2,     5, 1|    2] a year is out it will grow up for thee.' Therefore
 8    2,     5, 4|   one does not cause him to grow again. He who desires cattle
 9    2,     5, 9|     makes the sacrificer to grow great. 'O Agni, bring Agni
10    3,     1, 8|     Indra. 'I have made you grow in my mind, O ye well born;
11    3,     5, 1|  midst,~Ye that are made to grow by holy power, won by good
12    3,     5, 4|    O Agni, do thou make him grow;~Bestow on him lordship
13    5,     3, 1|    alike the seasons do not grow old; moreover he generates
14    6,     1, 3|   he says. Therefore plants grow up without ploughing. 'For
15    6,     1, 9| fingers), the fingers would grow united; with each separately
16    6,     1, 9|    measures; therefore they grow separate. He measures five
17    6,     2, 5|      Again by milk foetuses grow; the man who is consecrated
18    6,     2, 5|   thus he causes himself to grow. Manu was wont thrice to
19    6,     3, 3|  for these worlds. 'O tree, grow with a hundred shoots', (
20    6,     3, 3|     stump of trees. 'May we grow with a thousand shoots',
21    7,     4, 3|    in themselves, win food, grow great with offspring and