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 1 16|                          16. Woe to the day on which I was
 2 16|     was born into the world! Woe to the womb which bare me!
 3 16|      the womb which bare me! Woe to the bowels which admitted
 4 16|    bowels which admitted me! Woe to the breasts which suckled
 5 16|    breasts which suckled me! Woe to the feet upon which I
 6 16|      which I sat and rested! Woe to the hands which carried
 7 16|     did my mother desire me. Woe to my tongue and my lips,
 8 16| tales, craft, and hypocrisy! Woe to mine eyes, which have
 9 16|      upon scandalous things! Woe to mine ears, which have
10 16|     the words of slanderers! Woe to my hands, which have
11 16|     of right belong to them! Woe to my belly and my bowels,
12 16|   food unlawful to be eaten! Woe to my throat, which like
13 16|  consumed all that it found! Woe to my feet, which have too
14 16|     ways displeasing to God! Woe to my body; and woe to my
15 16|     God! Woe to my body; and woe to my miserable soul, which
16 16|  have heaped up in my youth? Woe to every man dying in his
17 20| daughter, answered and said: Woe's me, O my brothers, this