Löydetty 403 Tulokset: Samaritan Woman
Never give thy soul into a woman’s power, and let her command the fortress of it, to thy shame. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 2)
nor spend thy attentions upon some dancing woman, that has power to be thy undoing; (Ecclesiasticus 9, 4)
From a woman bravely decked out turn away; have no eyes for her beauty that is none of thine. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 8)
Woman’s beauty has been the ruin of many ere now, a spark to light the flame of lust. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 9)
Pride was never made for man’s estate; never child born of woman had anger’s mood for its birthright. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 22)
There is no sadness but what touches the heart, no mischief but what comes from woman. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 17)
and any malice but a woman’s; (Ecclesiasticus 25, 19)
nor any anger like a woman’s. Better share thy home with lion and serpent both, than with an ill woman’s company. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 23)
A woman’s ill will changes the very look of her; grim as a bear’s her visage, and she goes like one mourning. See where he sits among his neighbours, (Ecclesiasticus 25, 24)
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)
Let not thy eye be caught by a woman’s beauty; not for her beauty desire her; (Ecclesiasticus 25, 28)
think of woman’s rage, her shamelessness, the dishonour she can do thee, (Ecclesiasticus 25, 29)
