Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     2, 2 |        art of easy access, divine tree. Being erect, guard me until
 2    1,     3, 5 |         with earth be united.~h O tree, grow with a hundred shoots;
 3    1,     3, 6 |          first among leaders; the tree will mount thee, be aware
 4    2,     6, 4 |           a hundred-edged, of the tree, slayer of the foe', he
 5    3,     4, 8 | kindling-wood is from the Madhuka tree [3]; the coals shrinking
 6    4,     1, 8 |           as offspring to us.~l O tree, let free,~Bestowing with
 7    4,     5, 10|         thy weapon on the highest tree,~Clad in thy skin, come,~
 8    4,     6, 2 |        was the wood, and what the tree,~Whence they formed sky
 9    5,     1, 1 |           what is unlimited; that tree which has fruit is strong
10    6,     2, 1 |           saw the Gmelina arborea tree. (Thinking) 'It is fit for
11    6,     3, 3 |  atonement. The brilliance of the tree which fears the axe falls
12    6,     3, 3 |        the falling forward of the tree. 'With thy top graze not
13    6,     3, 3 |       tender for these worlds. 'O tree, grow with a hundred shoots', (
14    6,     3, 10|      forth; it became the Praksa (tree); that is the nature of