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• The wicked is still the price of the just man’s ransom; for honest folk, treachery pays the score.✻ (Proverbs 21, 18)

• The ill-doer has eyes for nothing but his wanton designs; the upright scans well his path. (Proverbs 21, 29)

• so as to ground thee in true doctrine, and send thee home supplied with ready answers concerning it. (Proverbs 22, 21)

• for thyself, thou hast no means of payment; wouldst thou see the clothes stripped from thy bed? (Proverbs 22, 27)

• Leave the fool’s challenge unanswered, and prove thyself wise; (Proverbs 26, 4)

• or answer it, if thou wilt, and prove him fool. (Proverbs 26, 5)

• Do not flatter thyself with hopes of to-morrow; what lies in the womb of the future thou canst not tell. (Proverbs 27, 1)

• Pamper thy slave young, and breed a pert manservant. (Proverbs 29, 21)

• Who may he be that has scaled heaven, and come back to tell its secrets; held the winds in the hollow of his hand, wrapped away the storm-clouds under his mantle, fixed the bounds of earth? Tell me his name; tell me, if thou canst, where son of his may be found? (Proverbs 30, 4)

• First milk, then butter thou mayst have for the wringing; blow thy nose lustily, and blood shall flow at last; how then canst thou press thy quarrel home, and no strife come of it? (Proverbs 30, 33)

• Great plans I set on foot; I would build palaces, I would plant vineyards, (Ecclesiastes 2, 4)

• Whatever lies in thy power, do while do it thou canst; there will be no doing, no scheming, no wisdom or skill left to thee in the grave, that soon shall be thy home. (Ecclesiastes 9, 10)