Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     6, 8|    the beginning. The wooden sword [2], the potsherds, the
 2    2,     1, 5|      is shaped like a wooden sword; the wooden sword is a thunderbolt;
 3    2,     1, 5|     wooden sword; the wooden sword is a thunderbolt; verily
 4    2,     1, 7|    is shaped like the wooden sword, the wooden sword is a thunderbolt;
 5    2,     1, 7|     wooden sword, the wooden sword is a thunderbolt; verily
 6    2,     1, 8|    is shaped like the wooden sword; the wooden sword is a thunderbolt;
 7    2,     1, 8|     wooden sword; the wooden sword is a thunderbolt; verily
 8    2,     6, 4|   Savitr thee', he takes the sword, for impelling. 'With the
 9    2,     6, 4|      in the path made by the sword, for the continuity of the
10    2,     6, 5|   were to smooth it with the sword or the poking-stick, that
11    3,     2, 4|      iii. 2. 4.~a The wooden sword is safety, the hammer is
12    4,     5, 3| Homage to the bearers of the sword, the night wanderers, to
13    5,     2, 6|  three, one third the wooden sword, one-third the chariot,
14    6,     1, 3|  parts; one-third the wooden sword, one-third the chariot,
15    6,     2, 7|     strokes with (the wooden sword); verily he wins the fires
16    6,     6, 4|    vi. 6. 4.~With the wooden sword he digs up the altar, with