The second part.
[verse 10] He sendeth the springs
to strong streams or lakes,
Which run do full swift
among the huge hills:
[verse 11] Where both the wilde asses
their thirst oft-times slakes,
A••d beasts of the mountains
thereof drink their fills.
[verse 12] By these pleasant springs
of fountains full fair,
The fowls of the air
abide shall and dwell:
Who moved by nature
to hop here and there,
Among the green branches
their songs shall excell.
[verse 13] The mountains to moist
the clouds he doth use:
The earth with his works
is wholly replete.
[verse 14] So as the brute cattel
he doth not refuse:
But grass doth provide them,
and herb for mans meat.
[verse 15] Yea, bread, wine, and oyl,
he made for mans sake,
His face to refresh,
and heart to make strong.
[verse 16] The cedars of Liban
this great Lord did make:
Which trees he doth nourish
that grow up so long:
[verse 17] In these may birds build
and make there their nests:
In fir-trees the storks
remain and abide.
[verse 18] The high hills are succours
for wilde goats to rest:
And eke the rock stony
for conies to hide.
[verse 19] The moon then is set
her seasons to run:
The days from the nights
thereby to discern.
And by the descending
also of the sun,
The cold from heat alway
thereby we do learn.
[verse 20] When darkness doth come
by Gods will and power,
Then creep forth do all
the beasts of the wood.
[verse 21] The lions range roaring
their prey to devour:
But yet it is thou, Lord,
which givest them food.
[verse 22] As soon as the sun
is up, they retire:
To couch in their dens
then are they full fain:
[verse 23] That man to his work may,
as right doth require,
Till night come and call him
to take rest again.