Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     5, 3 |      Speech resorteth to the bird~Bear it with the days.~d
 2    1,     7, 8 |     as after the wing of the bird,~Of the impetuous eagle, (
 3    3,     1, 11|   The divine, well-feathered bird, the great one,~Germ of
 4    3,     2, 6 |    with strength.~If a black bird touch the speckled butter,
 5    4,     1, 10| support Agni.~o Thou art the bird of fair feathers; thy head
 6    4,     1, 10|     formulae.~p Thou art the bird of fair feathers; go to
 7    4,     6, 3 |   mark.~l Bull, ocean, ruddy bird,~He hath entered the birthplace
 8    4,     6, 5 |  hail!~h Thou art the winged bird, sit on the earth; sit on
 9    4,     7, 13|   with glory, with ghee,~The bird divine mighty in strength;~
10    4,     7, 13|       The golden-winged busy bird, mighty,~That hath sat down
11    5,     1, 10|      strength. 'Thou art the bird of fair feathers', (with
12    5,     4, 11|      in the form of an Alaja bird, with four furrows, who
13    5,     5, 19|    Rudra; the chameleon, the bird, the Pippaka, these are (
14    5,     7, 6 |     v. 7. 6.~a The fire is a bird; if the piler of the fire
15    5,     7, 6 |    the fire were to eat of a bird, he would be eating the
16    7,     5, 8 |  limbs. Therefore, just as a bird about to fly upwards raises