הגה נוהגין להרבות בתחנונים בשני וחמישי [טור] ואומרים והוא רחום ואומרים אותו בקול רם ואם לא אמרו מעומד עובר על התקנה ונקרא פורץ גדר: הגה וכן נוהגין לאומרו מעומד אבל אומרים אותו בלחש ומה שנוהגים להרבות בתחנונים בשני וחמישי משום שהם ימי רצון ולכן נוהגין גם כן להתענות בהם [טור]:

Gloss: We practice to increase supplications on Monday and Thursday (Tur) and say "V'hu Rachum"; and it is said aloud. And if one did not say it while standing, he transgresses a [Rabbinic] enactment and it is called "breaching a fence". Gloss: Indeed, we practice to say it while standing, but we say it quietly. And regarding what we practice - to increase supplications on Monday and Thursday, it is because they are days of [Divine] favor, and therefore we practice also to fast on them [Tur].

One shows the writing of the Torah scroll to the people standing to one's right and to one's left, and then turns it to those in front of one and those behind one, for it is a mitzvah for all the men and women to see the writing and to bow and to say "V'zot Hatorah... Torat Hashem Temima etc." ("And this is the Torah... Hashem's Torah is Perfect etc."). Gloss: And [Ashkenazim] practiced to do this after they read from the Torah, but when they remove it [from the Ark] they prayer leader says "Gad'lu" and the congregation answers "Romemu... Av Harachamim Hu Yeracheim Am Amusim etc." ("Exalt... May the Father of mercy have compassion on the people borne by Him etc."). And some say to say "Al Hakol Yit'gadal [Masechet Sofrim - chapter 14, and the Tur and Maharil] and this is what we practice on Yom Tov and Shabbat. And one [who carries the Torah] should hold the Torah on one's right (Maharil). And when the first one goes up to read, they say "Baruch Sh'natan Torah etc." (Blessed is the One who gave the Torah, etc.") [Kol Bo]