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Do you know how wild goats breed upon the hills?
Can you control the calving of the hinds?
2Do you fix their appointed time?
Do you know when they are to bear?
3Down they bend, and the womb opens,
as they drop their young--
4lusty offspring, thriving in the open,
that run off and return not to the herd.
5Who gave the wild ass his freedom?
Who let the swift ass roam at large,
6whose home I make the steppes,
whose dwelling is the salty land?
7He scorns the noisy town,
he hears no driver’s shout;
8he scours the hills for pasture,
in search of any green thing.
9Will the wild ox be content to slave for you?
Will he stay in your stable?
10Can you rope him to your plough?
Will he harrow the furrows for you?
11Will you trust to his tremendous strength,
and let him do your fieldwork?
12Will you rely on him to come
and carry corn home to your threshing-floor?
19Do you supply the war-horse with his strength,
or cover his neck with the tossing mane?
20Do you make him leap forward like a locust,
snorting bravely, furiously?
21He paws the valley proudly,
facing the clash of arms;
22he mocks at fear, unterrified,
he flies not from the sword;
23the quiver rattles against him,
the glittering spear and javelin,
24but on he charges in wild rage,
straight ahead, never swerving;
25the trumpet sounds--‘Aha!’ he cries,
scenting the battle from afar,
where captains thunder, ’mid the shouts of war.
26Does your wit send the hawk to soar
and spread her wings for the south?
27Does your word make the eagle mount
to nest aloft among the hills?
28Her home is high upon the cliffs,
on the peak of the crag she perches;
29she spies her prey from the height,
with eyes that see from far;
30her young ones suck up blood,
and where the slain are, there is she.
13[[The ostrich flaps her wings in pride;
but is the feathered creature kind?
14She leaves her eggs upon the earth
to warm and hatch out in the dust,
15forgetting that a foot may crush them,
or a wild beast tread on them--
16harsh to her young, as if they were not hers,
unheeding though her labour is in vain;
17for God makes her devoid of 17 sense,
he denies her intelligence.
18Let hunters come, and she will scour the plain,
scorning the horse and its rider.]]
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