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• Wine and music make heart glad; best of all, the love of wisdom. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 20)

• Flute and harp make sweet melody; best of all a kindly tongue. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 21)

• Riches and strength make the heart beat high; best of all, the fear of the Lord. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 26)

• Yet sometimes bashfulness is no fault, as I will now make known to you. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 19)

• Over wanton daughter of thine thou canst not keep watch too strict; else she will make thee the scorn of thy enemies, the talk of the city; strangers will point the finger at thee, and all the rabble know thy shame. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 11)

• Here were men that had skill to devise melodies, to make songs and set them down in writing. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 5)

• There must be an end at last to his life, and to the age he lived in; but first he would make profession, with the Lord and the new-anointed king for his witnesses, bribe he had never taken from any living man, though it were but a gift of shoe-leather; and none might gainsay him.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 46, 22)

• A king divinely ordained to make a nation’s amends, how he swept away all the foul idols of the law-breakers; (Ecclesiasticus 49, 3)

• A great priest was Simon, son of Onias;✻ in his day the house of God was repaired, to make the temple strong was his life’s task. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 1)

• Good use to make of her was all my love and longing; never was that hope disappointed. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 24)

• Would you grudge free expense of silver in the search for wisdom, that shall make you ample returns in gold? (Ecclesiasticus 51, 36)

• then come back, says the Lord, and make trial of me.Crimson-dyed be your guilt, it shall turn snow-white; like wool new-washed yonder scarlet stain. (Isaiah 1, 18)