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Chap. XXXV, Verse 1. — Therefore Elihu spoke these things again. 14. The immense loquacity of the proud. — Every one who speaks much always studies in his discourse to be beginning, so that by the very inception he may make his hearers held in suspense, that they may keep silent the more attentively, the more they expect to hear as it were something new. But Elihu, finishing one thing, ceaselessly begins another, so that his immense loquacity is continued by ever-added beginnings. There follows: