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• They waited for me as though for rain, open-mouthed as though for a late shower. (Job 29, 23)

• And now I am the laughing-stock of people who are younger than I am and whose parents I would have disdained to put with the dogs guarding my flock. (Job 30, 1)

• worn out by want and hunger, for they used to gnaw the roots of the thirsty ground -- that place of gloom, ruin and desolation- (Job 30, 3)

• Outlawed from human company, which raised hue and cry against them, as against thieves, (Job 30, 5)

• Children of scoundrels, worse, nameless people, the very outcasts of society! (Job 30, 8)

• And these are the ones who now make up songs about me and use me as a byword! (Job 30, 9)

• Filled with disgust, they keep their distance, on seeing me, they spit without restraint. (Job 30, 10)

• They cut off all means of escape seizing the chance to destroy me, and no one stops them. (Job 30, 13)

• I cry to you, and you give me no answer; I stand before you, but you take no notice. (Job 30, 20)

• Yet have I ever laid a hand on the poor when they cried out for justice in calamity? (Job 30, 24)

• I hoped for happiness, but sorrow came; I looked for light, but there was darkness. (Job 30, 26)

• But surely he sees how I behave, does he not count all my steps? (Job 31, 4)