Which sentence in "The Book of Songs" does Mu Yao come from?

The Book of Songs·Xiaoya - "No Sheep".

The Book of Songs·Xiaoya - "No Sheep"

Who said you have no sheep? There are three hundred dimensional flocks.

Who says you have no cattle?

The sheep comes to think about it, and its horns are bent.

Your ears are wet when you think about it.

Some fall into Ah, some drink in the pool, or sleep in the water.

Er Mu comes to think about it, what a coop or a hat, or it may be a waste.

Thirty-dimensional things, and your animals have them.

Er Mu comes to think about it, using firewood to steam, and using females to use males.

Your sheep comes to think about it, and it is cautious and timid.

Command him with his arm, and he will rise as soon as he comes.

The shepherd is a dream, and all the fish are like fish.

旐dimensional旟矣, the family is Qinqin.

Note: Praise for the prosperity of animal husbandry and the prosperity of cattle and sheep.

犉 (sound leap, second tone): Ox has black lips. It is said that the cow is seven feet long.

戈戈 (sound and): the appearance of gathering.

Shishi (sound): the appearance of livestock ears shaking.

Correction: move. ?

He (sound congratulations): Same as the Dutch. To bear, by extension means to wear.

Object: color.

Steaming: coarse is called firewood, fine is called steaming.

Jingjin, Jingjing: strong appearance.

Qian: Loss. Collapse: group illness.

Sheng: ascend. Point into the circle.

Public: Katydids. locust.

旐,旟: the name of the flag. Turtles and snakes are called 旐, and birds and falcons are called 闟.

Qinqin (pronounced true): Public.