Paraskaragrihyasutra 3.4.7

3.4.7

ājyaṃ saṃskṛtyeharatirityājyāhutī hutvā 'parā juhoti \ vāstoṣpate pratijānīhyasmānsvāveśo anamīvo bhavānaḥ \ yattvemahe prati tanno juṣasva śaṃ no bhava dvipade śaṃ catuṣpade svāhā \ vāstoṣpate prataraṇo na edhi gayasphāno gobhiraśvebhirindo \ ajarāsaste sakhye syāma piteva putrānprati tanno juṣasva śanno bhava dvipade śaṃ catuṣpade svāhā \ vāstoṣpate śagmayā saṃsadā te sakṣīmahi raṇvayā gaātumatyā \ pāhi kṣema uta yoge varanno yūyampāta svastibhiḥ sadā naḥ svāhā \ amīvahā vāstoṣpateviśvārūpāṇyāviśan \ sakhā suśeva edhi naḥ svāheti \7\

Having prepared Âgya and sacrificed two Âgya oblations with (the two parts of the Mantra), 'Here is joy' (Vâg. Samh. VIII, 51 a), he sacrifices other oblations with (the verses):
(a) 'Vâstoshpati! Receive us (into thy protection); give us good entering and drive away from us evil. For what we ask thee, with that favour us: be a saviour to us, to men and animals. Svâhâ!
(b) 'Vâstoshpati! Be our furtherer; make our wealth increase in cows and horses, O Indu (i.e. Soma). Free from decay may we dwell in thy friendship; give us thy favour, as a father to his sons. Svâhâ!
(c) 'Vâstoshpati! Let us be in a fellowship with thee, which may be valiant, joyful, and well proceeding. Protect our wishes when we rest and when we do our work. Protect us always, ye (gods), and give us welfare. Svâhâ!
(d) 'Driving away calamity, Vâstoshpati, assuming all shapes, be a kind friend to us. Svâhâ!