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The speaker asks mockery to yield to harvest and ridicule to come apart like a badly bound bail of hay.

The agricultural image connects loosening with harvest. The transcript retains bail and the repeated that that as written rather than correcting them. No target of the ridicule is named.

Three typed rows: 'Mockery yield to harvest / Let that that pushes to ridicule come apart / like a bad bound bail of hay'.

A compact wish that ridicule fall apart like poorly baled hay; bail is kept as typed.