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• When the fool is on the road, he goes the wrong way and to all he meets he says, "There goes another fool." (Ecclesiastes 10, 3)

• If the ruler gets angry with you, do not stir, for composure prevents many grave mistakes. (Ecclesiastes 10, 4)

• folly is exalted to the heights while rich men take the lowest places. (Ecclesiastes 10, 6)

• I have seen slaves riding on horses, princes going on foot like slaves. (Ecclesiastes 10, 7)

• He who digs a pit may fall into it and he who pierces a wall may be bitten by a serpent; (Ecclesiastes 10, 8)

• he who quarries stones may be hurt by them and he who splits logs may be wounded; (Ecclesiastes 10, 9)

• But if the serpent doesn't allow itself to be charmed and bites, what did the charmer gain? (Ecclesiastes 10, 11)

• Folly marks the beginning of his speech and pure madness, the end. (Ecclesiastes 10, 13)

• Let him multiply his words! (Man does not know what will happen and who will let him know what comes after him?) (Ecclesiastes 10, 14)

• Any work wearies the fool; he doesn't even know the way to go to town. (Ecclesiastes 10, 15)

• Alas for you, O land! if your ruler is a young man whose princes feast in the morning. (Ecclesiastes 10, 16)

• Happy the land where the king is nobly born and where the princes eat at appropriate times, as fitting to men, rather than being drunk. (Ecclesiastes 10, 17)