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    It avoids the commotion of the city;
        it is far from the shouts of the mule driver and never has to obey one.
    Instead, it trundles through hills in search of pasture,
        its eyes ever watchful for a patch of green.
    Is the wild ox willing to serve you?
        Will it be content to stay the night beside your feeding trough?

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It laughs(A) at the commotion in the town;
    it does not hear a driver’s shout.(B)
It ranges the hills(C) for its pasture
    and searches for any green thing.

“Will the wild ox(D) consent to serve you?(E)
    Will it stay by your manger(F) at night?

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