Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     5, 5 |          of various splendour, in safety may I reach the end of thee.~
 2    1,     5, 7 |          of various splendour, in safety may I reach the end of thee',
 3    2,     6, 12|            2] health, wealth, and safety!~g I have found the kindly
 4    3,     2, 1 |      grasp thee; bring me over in safety. Thou art the eagle, with
 5    3,     2, 1 |      grasp thee; bring me over in safety. Thou art the vulture, with
 6    3,     2, 1 |      grasp thee; bring me over in safety', he says. These [1] are
 7    3,     2, 4 |          4.~a The wooden sword is safety, the hammer is safety, the
 8    3,     2, 4 |          is safety, the hammer is safety, the knife, the sacrificial
 9    3,     2, 4 | sacrificial enclosure, the axe is safety; sacrificial ye art, makers
10    3,     2, 4 |         to the Sadas, for his own safety.~d 'Homage to Rudra, slayer
11    3,     2, 4 |         to the Sadas, for his own safety.~e 'Homage to Indra, slayer
12    3,     2, 4 |         to the Sadas, for his own safety.~
13    3,     2, 5 |          healing and favour; with safety come to me, O tawny-coloured,
14    3,     2, 8 |            O Viçvakarman [2], for safety.~f Those who eating deserved
15    4,     2, 6 |      found all the plants~For his safety.~p The fruitful, the fruitless,~
16    4,     2, 6 |         us),~We, O king, bring to safety.'~
17    4,     3, 7 |           for ploughing thee: for safety thee! (Thou art) the prop,
18    7,     4, 11|        the wheel of the gods, for safety. They obtain prosperity.
19    7,     5, 1 |           next days for rest, for safety. There are six-day periods.