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• a thrifty slave thou shouldst love as thy own self, not baulking him of liberty or leaving him to starve. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 23)

• He made thee; wilt thou not devote all thy powers to his love? Wilt thou leave his ministers unbefriended? (Ecclesiasticus 7, 32)

• Never tire of visiting the sick; no surer way of winning thy neighbour’s love. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 39)

• The love of stolen sweets has been the undoing of many; a word with her, and the spark is lit. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 11)

• New friendship, new wine; it must ripen ere thou canst love the taste of it. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 15)

• Of his ill-gotten gains have neither love nor liking; be sure he will not die unpunished. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 17)

• This love of money is of all things the most perverse; what does the miser but sell his own soul? As well be bowelled alive! (Ecclesiasticus 10, 10)

• Love God all thy days, and pray that he will send thee good deliverance. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 18)

• Love not the carouse, though it be with poor men; they will be vying still one with another in wastefulness. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 32)

• He will go from bad to worse, that clings to a harlot’s love; waste and worm shall have him for their prize; one gibbet the more, one living soul the less. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 3)

• The fool has no friends, nor can win love by all his favours; (Ecclesiasticus 20, 17)

• My roots spread out among the people that enjoys his favour, my God has granted me a share in his own domain; where his faithful servants are gathered I love to linger. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 16)