Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    4,     2, 5 |        of water,~That never is exhausted, never faileth.~o The well
 2    5,     1, 5 |         his Vasat cry would be exhausted; if he were not to utter
 3    5,     1, 5 |      cry; his Vasat cry is not exhausted, the Raksases do not destroy
 4    5,     1, 8 | conclusion, the heads would be exhausted; in that he offers the animals,
 5    5,     4, 5 |         his Vasat cry would be exhausted; if he were not to utter
 6    5,     4, 5 |     cry; his Vasat, cry is not exhausted, the Raksases do not destroy
 7    5,     5, 3 |      this pan; it is therefore exhausted, it cannot be used again',
 8    5,     5, 3 |    again and thereby is it not exhausted. He, who yokes Agni where
 9    5,     5, 6 |        reason are other bricks exhausted, the space-filler not?' '
10    5,     5, 6 |     among the gods who are not exhausted. It has a follower to avoid
11    6,     5, 10|        son; if the Agrayana is exhausted, he should draw from the
12    6,     5, 10|      to his son. If the tub is exhausted, he should draw from the
13    6,     5, 10|       cup or the tub should be exhausted, he should draw from the