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

• Rejoice not over thy neighbour’s death; we all die, and would not have men rejoice over it. (Ecclesiasticus 8, 8)

• if wise thou wouldst be, and have the secret of discernment, and live contentedly in the service of the great. (Ecclesiasticus 8, 10)

• granting prosperity where he will; no scribe bears office but has divine authority stamped on his brow. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 5)

• but worse sin is none than avarice. See how man, for all his pride, is but dust and ashes! (Ecclesiasticus 10, 9)

• Swift, swift comes the blessing that rewards faithful service; in one short hour its fruits ripen. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 24)

• Never trust an enemy; deep as verdigris on copper his malice is ingrained. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 10)

• he encumbers thee, now, with hospitality. So, twice and three times, he will drain thee dry; then he will turn on thee with a laugh, and if he meets thee again, it will be to pass thee by with a toss of the head. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 8)

• an eye jaundiced with its own passions, and never a full meal, but always he must sit hungry and pensive at his own table, and ill content! (Ecclesiasticus 14, 10)

• Yet shall their choicest works win favour, and in his work he, the workman, shall live. (Ecclesiasticus 14, 21)

• she will move him to speak before the assembled people, filling him with the spirit of wisdom and discernment, clothing him in magnificent array. (Ecclesiasticus 15, 5)

• life and death, blessing and curse, man finds set before him, and the gift given thee shall be the choice thou makest; (Ecclesiasticus 15, 18)