What does Wisdom Chapter 8 say, and which statements belong to its speaker?

Wisdom 8 praises wisdom reaching mightily from end to end and ordering all things sweetly. Its speaker loved and sought her from youth, desired her as spouse, and admired her beauty. She is conversant with God and loved by the Lord, teaches God's knowledge and chooses his works. Riches and craftsmanship are compared with wisdom making all things. She teaches temperance, prudence, justice and fortitude as supremely profitable, knows past and future, speech's subtleties, arguments' solutions, signs, wonders and the events of times and ages.

The speaker purposed to live with her for good things and comfort in cares and grief. He anticipates youthful honor among elders, quick judgment and princes' admiration; others shall wait in his silence and cover their mouths when he speaks much. He expects immortality and enduring memory, ordering people and subjecting nations, frightening terrible kings, goodness among multitudes and valor in war. Future domestic repose brings conversation without bitterness and company without tedium. These are expectations, not accomplished royal achievements. Pondering immortal alliance, delightful friendship, inexhaustible works, wise conversation and glorious words led him to seek her. He recalls a witty childhood, good soul and undefiled body, then says continence could come only as God's gift. Recognizing whose gift it was, he went to the Lord and pleaded wholeheartedly. Kneeling, tyrants and later doctrinal history are not supplied here.