Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     4, 42|    approach your form; with my age your age.~f May Tutha, all
 2    1,     4, 42|    your form; with my age your age.~f May Tutha, all knowing,
 3    1,     7, 13|   Shall her husband die of old age.~d I have not joyed, O Indrani,~
 4    1,     7, 23|    taken possession of our old age.~g Thou art the stepping
 5    2,     3, 10|  All-gods, that he may win old age.~f Agni is full of life;
 6    2,     3, 11|  All-gods, that he may win old age', he says; verily he makes
 7    2,     3, 11|    verily he makes him win old age. 'Agni is full of life', (
 8    4,     3, 11|      common task,~Bringing old age, thou hast come, O unaging
 9    4,     3, 11|      Unaging thou dost make to age all else.~
10    4,     7, 1 |     force, strength, life, old age, breath, body, protection,
11    7,     4, 18| conception?~What was the great age?~What was the tawny one?~
12    7,     4, 18|        The horse was the great age.~The night was the tawny
13    7,     5, 9 |        of a hundred (years) of age, and of a hundredfold strength;
14    7,     5, 9 |    verily they find support in age and strength. They run a