10. The mountains vail'd were with its shade,as with a covering;Like goodly cedars were the boughswhich out from it did spring.
11. Upon the one hand to the seaher boughs she did out send;On th' other side unto the floodher branches did extend.
12. Why hast thou then thus broken down,and ta'en her hedge away?So that all passengers do pluck,and make of her a prey.