You dress up speeches only to rebuke, and you utter words to the wind.
Francis Patrick Kenrick
V. is free. P. " But what doth your arguing reprove?" Job remonstrates with his visitants on their pntimely rebukes. " How rashly do yon reprove what yon hear me utter, whilst yon know not the causes of my suffering, and yonnelves utter things which are reprehensible ?" St Gregory. u P. "Do ye imagine to reprove words, and the speeches of one that Is desperate, which are as wind?" He blames them for seeking matter of reproach in his speeches, which, as those of a man almost rendered desperate by intense suffering, should be regarded as thrown to the wind. St Jerome explains it of the visitants, who directed all their discourse to rebuke him, and uttered words to the wind, thoughtlessly.
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