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never an eye melted with pity, none befriended thee; on the bare ground thou wert cast away, a thing of abhorrence, that day of thy birth. (Ezekiel 16, 5)
Who but I found thee, as I passed on my way, blood-bespattered as thou wert, and trodden under foot; in that plight preserved thee, bade it live on, this defiled thing? (Ezekiel 16, 6)
Swift as the wild blossoms I bade thee grow; grow thou didst and thrive, and camest to woman’s estate, the breasts formed, new hair shewing; and still thou wast all naked, and blushing for thy nakedness. (Ezekiel 16, 7)
Who but I came upon thee, as I passed on my way? And already thou wert ripe for love; cloak of mine should be thrown about thee, to hide thy shame; my troth I plighted to thee, the Lord God says, and thou wert mine. (Ezekiel 16, 8)
Water to wash thee, all thy stains gone, oil I brought to anoint thee; (Ezekiel 16, 9)
clad thee with embroidery, shod thy feet with leather; of fine linen thy tiring should be, of silk thy wear. (Ezekiel 16, 10)
How I decked thee with ornaments! Bracelets for those arms, a collar for that neck; (Ezekiel 16, 11)
Of gold and silver thy adorning, of fine linen and silk and embroidery thy apparel, of wheat and honey and oil thy nourishment; matchless beauty, too, was thine, such beauty as brought thee to a throne. (Ezekiel 16, 13)
All the world heard the fame of thy loveliness; I had made thee so fair, says the Lord God, utterly fair! (Ezekiel 16, 14)
Fatal beauty, fatal renown, which emboldened thee to play the harlot, lavish thy favours on every passer-by, and be his! (Ezekiel 16, 15)
set before them the bread, the oil, the honey I gave thee, to appease them with the smell of burnt-sacrifice? More happened besides (he, the Lord God, reminds thee); (Ezekiel 16, 19)
And at last, to crown thy misdoings (Fie on thee, fie on thee for shame! says the Lord God), (Ezekiel 16, 23)
