9 Consequently Haʹman went out on that day joyful+ and merry of heart; but as soon as Haʹman saw Morʹde·cai in the king’s gate+ and that he did not rise+ and did not quake on account of him,+ Haʹman was immediately filled with rage+ against Morʹde·cai.

16 It is a foolish person that makes known his vexation in the [same] day,+ but the shrewd one is covering over a dishonor.+

3 The heaviness of a stone and a load of sand+—but the vexation by someone foolish is heavier than both of them.+