स्वप्नं सुप्त्वा यदि पश्यासि पापं मृगः सृतिं यति धावाद् अजुष्टाम् । परिक्षवाच् छकुनेः पापवादाद् अयं मणिर् वरणो वारयिष्यते ॥६॥
svapnaṃ suptvā yadi paśyāsi pāpaṃ mṛgaḥ sṛtiṃ yati dhāvād ajuṣṭām | parikṣavāc chakuneḥ pāpavādād ayaṃ maṇir varaṇo vārayiṣyate ||6||
Devanagari rendered by HREEM from the edition's roman (IAST) text; the IAST is the edition's own.
If, having slept, thou shalt see an evil dream; if a wild beast (mṛgá) shall run a disagreeable course—from overmuch (? pari-) sneezing, from the evil utterance of a bird (çakúni), this amulet, the varaṇá, shall shield thee.
Translated by William Dwight Whitney (1905)