Thomson(i)
13 Why is the wing of the ostrich that of the sportive? For though it comprehendeth that of the stork and falcon,
14 yet she will commit her eggs to the ground, and hatch them in the dust;
15 not remembering that the foot may crush, and wild beasts trample them.
16 She hardened herself against her young, as if not her's; she laboured in vain without fear;
17 because God had silenced wisdom in her. But did he not impart to her some understanding?
18 At a suitable occasion she will rear herself aloft; she will laugh to scorn the horse and his rider.