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• Linger never with a fool in talk, nor cast in thy lot with his; (Ecclesiasticus 22, 14)

• Warning she gives to after ages that God’s fear is best, nor sweeter lot is any than the divine law well observed. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 37)

• and his command to me was that I should find my home in Jacob, throw in my lot with Israel, take root among his chosen race. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 13)

• All other mischief is a slight thing beside the mischief an ill woman does; may she fall to a sinner’s lot! (Ecclesiasticus 25, 26)

• Make right-doing thy quest, and thou wilt not miss the mark; this shall be a robe of honour to clothe thee, a welcome guest in thy house, to watch over thee continually, and to be thy stronghold at the hour when all is made known. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 9)

• Plot ill, and the ill shall recoil on thyself, springing up beyond all thy expectation. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 30)

• What are man’s first needs? Water, and bread, and clothing, and the privacy of a home. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 28)

• if thou art but a young man, be loth to speak even of what concerns thee, (Ecclesiasticus 32, 10)

• Toil first assign to him; toiling is his lot; then, if he disobeys thee, with the stocks thou mayst tame him. Yet do not burden flesh and blood more than it can bear, nor inflict more than lawful punishment while the plea is still unheard. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 30)

• What are the first needs of man’s life? Water, fire, iron, salt, milk, wheat-meal, honey, the grape-cluster, oil and clothing. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 31)

• This lot he shares with all living things; beast has it as well as man, but for the sinner it is multiplied sevenfold. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 8)

• Sweet is his lot, that toils and is contented; here is hidden treasure for thy finding.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 40, 18)