I'm often asked how to show specific lines in a file. The utility I use for this task is the powerful string editor or sed. Here's a brief example of its use.
For illustration purposes, I'm using the cat -n filename to show the line numbers in this script.
# cat -n filename
...
8 for i in $*
9
10 do
11
12 typeset -i16 hex
13 hex=$i
14 print $i equals $hex in hexadecimal
15
16 typeset -i8 oct
17 oct=$i
18 print $i equals $oct in octal
19
20 typeset -i2 bin
21 bin=$i
22 print $i equals $bin in binary
23
24 print
25 done
...
Prints out the for loop without displaying the line numbers
# sed -n 8,25p filename | tee for_loop