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• Some avoid wrong only because they lack the means to do it; idle they remain, yet rest they cannot.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 20, 23)

• What if my transgressions should go, all unobserved, from bad to worse, if I should sin ever oftener, and add fault to fault? What humiliation were this, in full view of my enemies; how would my ill-wishers triumph at the sight! (Ecclesiasticus 23, 3)

• God, that knows all he means to make, does he not watch over all he has made? (Ecclesiasticus 23, 29)

• Pay heed to it, and thou shalt never rest more, never find friend in whom thou canst trust. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 20)

• Pay grudgingly when pay thou canst, offer but half the sum, and count it a windfall for the lender? (Ecclesiasticus 29, 7)

• Or, if thou canst not, disown the debt and make an enemy of him, (Ecclesiasticus 29, 8)

• the good deed treasured in poor men’s hearts shall ransom thee from all harm, (Ecclesiasticus 29, 15)

• wouldst thou treat his goods as if they were thy own? Wouldst thou, ungrateful wretch, leave thy ransomer to suffer for it? (Ecclesiasticus 29, 22)

• For thyself, relieve thy neighbour as thy means allow, but never to thy own entanglement. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 27)

• Thou canst not afford to give him freedom in his youth, or leave his thoughts unchecked; (Ecclesiasticus 30, 11)

• and if thou art pressed for an answer, give it in brief. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 11)

• … giving a true answer to the question asked …✻ thou wilt prepare thy plea, and find audience for thy prayer; wilt recollect the teaching given thee, and so satisfy thy questioner. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 4)