32. Without them no city could be lived in,and wherever they stay, they do not go hungry.But they are not sought out for the council of the people,
33. nor are they prominent in the assembly.They do not sit on the judge’s bench,nor can they understand law and justice.They cannot expound discipline or judgment,nor are they found among the rulers.
34. Yet they maintain the fabric of the world,and their concern is for exercise of their skill.