Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     5, 2 |         He who removes the fire casts away the sacrifice and cattle.
 2    1,     7, 4 |      the sacrificer; in that he casts forward the straw with them,
 3    2,     2, 6 |      against his foe; verily he casts misfortune upon him.~
 4    5,     2, 2 | connected with the Tristubh. He casts the ash into the waters;
 5    5,     2, 2 |          with three (verses) he casts (it); Agni is threefold [
 6    5,     2, 2 |  through all his extent. Now he casts away Agni who puts the ash
 7    6,     1, 3 |     gifts have been brought, he casts away the horn of the black
 8    6,     1, 8 |       cattle in yonder world he casts it on both; verily he makes
 9    6,     2, 11|         dig against him he thus casts out. He unites them; therefore
10    6,     3, 4 |        sacrifice is complete he casts (in the fire) the bunch
11    6,     3, 5 | creatures were born; in that he casts the fire on the fire after
12    6,     3, 5 |         having produced fire he casts it forward; the two uniting
13    6,     3, 8 |            with these words) he casts down the strew [2], that
14    6,     3, 9 |            with these words) he casts the strew, having anointed
15    6,     3, 9 |     gods; verily through him he casts them forward. He casts them
16    6,     3, 9 |       he casts them forward. He casts them forward in opposite
17    7,     2, 4 |   nights yonder world. As a man casts thread on thread, so he
18    7,     2, 4 |         thread on thread, so he casts world on world, for firmness,
19    7,     5, 15|      the sacrificer. In that he casts the oblations on the fire
20    7,     5, 15|  Prsthas', they say. In that he casts these oblations, he piles
21    7,     5, 15|        they say [2]. In that he casts these oblations, (it is)