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• Some hope I had in my friends, but all is disappointment; with eyes that will not meet mine, they come to visit me.✻ (Job 6, 20)

• Is it well done, to make a prey of the defenceless, to conspire against the good name of your friend? (Job 6, 27)

• what dreams thou sendest to daunt me, what sights of terror to unman me! (Job 7, 14)

• Trust me, God will not cast off the innocent, will not lend his aid to the malice of their enemies. (Job 8, 20)

• comes suddenly, and how should I defend my doings? goes suddenly, and how should I question his? (Job 9, 12)

• If his scourge must fall, should not a single blow suffice? Why does he look on and laugh, when the unoffending, too, must suffer? (Job 9, 23)

• For all his friends’ raillery, a man such as I will still cry upon God, and have him answer the summons;✻ the simplicity of the upright was ever a laughing-stock, (Job 12, 4)

• withholds he the rain, all is dried up; sends he rain, it floods all the ground. (Job 12, 15)

• The hearts of chieftains he bewilders, leading them by false paths to vain ends, (Job 12, 24)

• And wilt thou not leave him undisturbed for a little, till the welcome day comes when drudgery is at an end? (Job 14, 6)

• So man falls asleep, never to rise again while heaven endures; from that sleep there is no waking, there is no rousing him. (Job 14, 12)

• Worse, if thou hadst thy way, all reverence should be abolished, all devotion at an end. (Job 15, 4)