8. When the elders saw her enter every day for her walk, they began to lust for her.
9. They perverted their thinking; they would not allow their eyes to look to heaven, and did not keep in mind just judgments.
10. Though both were enamored of her, they did not tell each other their trouble,
11. for they were ashamed to reveal their lustful desire to have her.
12. Day by day they watched eagerly for her.
13. One day they said to each other, “Let us be off for home, it is time for the noon meal.” So they went their separate ways.
14. But both turned back and arrived at the same spot. When they asked each other the reason, they admitted their lust, and then they agreed to look for an occasion when they could find her alone.
15. One day, while they were waiting for the right moment, she entered as usual, with two maids only, wanting to bathe in the garden, for the weather was warm.