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• good cheer given to rich and poor alike; day in, day out, never a mournful look. (Ecclesiasticus 26, 4)

• But there is no affliction wrings the heart like a woman’s jealousy; (Ecclesiasticus 26, 8)

• Reckless thou wilt find her as thirsty traveller that puts his mouth to the spring and drinks what water he can get; no stake but she will make fast by it, no arrow comes amiss to her archery, till of dalliance she has had enough. (Ecclesiasticus 26, 15)

• and that beauty lasts into ripe age, like the glow of lights on the holy lamp-stand. (Ecclesiasticus 26, 22)

• The sieve shaken, nothing is left but refuse; so thou wilt find a man’s poverty in his thought.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 27, 5)

• Unfailing as the sun is the wisdom of a devout mind; moon and fool change continually. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 12)

• Out upon the wearisome talk of sinners, that of sin and its dalliance makes a jest! (Ecclesiasticus 27, 14)

• Out upon the man that uses oaths lightly; hair stands upright at his blaspheming, and ears are stopped! (Ecclesiasticus 27, 15)

• Out upon the proud, that provoke bloodshed with their quarrelling, and by their cursing offend all who listen! (Ecclesiasticus 27, 16)

• but once the secret is out all is misery, all is despair. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 24)

• Here in thy presence, he smooths his brow, and is all in wonderment at thy wise sayings; but ere long he will change his tune, and lend thy words an ill colour. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 26)

• None can throw stone in air but at his own head’s peril, nor ever was blow struck treacherously, but the traitor must have his share of hurt; (Ecclesiasticus 27, 28)