Job 30:3-8 By reason of want and famine it was useless. Already they were fleeing ineffectually from distress and misery:

Thomson⁽ⁱ⁾ ³ By reason of want and famine it was useless. Already they were fleeing ineffectually from distress and misery: ⁴ they were crouding round the samphire on the sounding shore; and feeding on sea weeds as their food; despicable and contemned and in want of every thing good, they through extreme want were chewing even the roots of trees. ⁵ Against me thieves have risen up, ⁶ whose habitations were the clefts of rocks. ⁷ Amidst this tuneful choir, are to be heard the brawls of them who lived under hedges. ⁸ A race of fools and despicable wretches, whose name and honour are extinguished from the earth.