Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   68, 4 |       children to prolong their line, and are not disappointed
 2    1,  116, 7 |         who sprang from Pajra's line, who sang your praises.~
 3    1,  117, 8 |         ye gave to Syava of the line of Kanva.~This deed of yours,
 4    1,  139, 9 |       and Manu knew.~Their long line stretcheth to the Gods,
 5    2,    3, 9 |        May Tvastar lengthen our line and kindred, and may they
 6    3,    8, 9 |         that flee in lengthened line, the Pillars have come to
 7    5,    1, 3 |        When he hath stirred the line of his attendants, with
 8   10,   32, 3 |         careth for his parents' line.~The wife attracts the husband:
 9   10,   61, 15|      Lord of fuel.~When, like a line, the Babe springs up erectly,
10   10,   80, 6 |         have sprung from Nahus' line adore him.~Stablished in
11   10,  129, 5 | Transversely was their severing line extended: what was above
12 AppII         |       and second Padas form one line, and the third, or third
13 AppII         |       each, two Padas forming a line. This is the prevailing
14 AppII         |       syllables each, or in one line of sixteen syllables and
15 AppII         |  sixteen syllables and a second line of eight. There are eleven
16 AppII         |       each, two Padas forming a line or hemistich which in the
17 AppII         |  thirtyone syllables, the first line consisting of four Padas