Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 7|       offspring firm, make his follows subordinate to this sacrificer.~
 2    3,     5, 1|      and reversed order'. What follows on the new moon is the normal,
 3    4,     6, 7|     consume the plants.~h Thee follows the chariot, thee the lover,
 4    5,     1, 2| confusion; therefore the worse follows after the better. Many are
 5    5,     5, 1|      the fire burns; verily it follows its own brilliance. If he
 6    5,     5, 6| follower to avoid monotony. He follows it with an Anustubh; the
 7    5,     5, 7|     transversely, and one that follows up. To them he is cut off
 8    6,     1, 8|                   vi. 1. 8.~He follows six steps. Speech does not
 9    6,     3, 9|      also with the oblation he follows the deities [4]. He should
10    6,     4, 5|   until he is weary; verily he follows his breath and slays him.
11    6,     5, 1|    offered; therefore the body follows the eye; therefore as one
12    6,     6, 3|        sacrifice; the Prastotr follows along with the Saman, the
13    7,     4, 8|     after them. And after them follows the fair report, 'These