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• Then wilt thou be no better than some dry tree-stump out in the desert, its leaves withered, its hope of fruit all gone. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 3)

• Be on good terms with all, but for thy trusted counsellor, choose one in a thousand. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 6)

• some men are but fair-weather friends, and will not stand the test of adversity. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 8)

• some will be thy boon companions, but desert thee when trouble is afoot. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 10)

• true friendship, a thing beyond compare, its tried loyalty outweighing gold and silver; (Ecclesiasticus 6, 15)

• My son, learn the lessons of youth, and garner wisdom against thy grey hairs; (Ecclesiasticus 6, 18)

• In time, those fetters of hers shall prove a strong protection, a sure support, that halter of hers a badge of honour about thy neck; (Ecclesiasticus 6, 30)

• A man of discernment if thou find, wait on him at day-break, and wear out his door-step with thy frequent visiting. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 36)

• Do not sit in judgement, unless thou art able to crush the wrong; if thou favour the rich, what else is thy award but a snare for thy own virtue? (Ecclesiasticus 7, 6)

• Thou hast sons; train them to bear the yoke from their youth up. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 25)

• bethink thee, that without them thou hadst had no being, and repay the service they have done thee. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 30)

• No living man but is thankful for the gift given; and it is ill done to withhold thy favours even from the dead. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 37)