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that thou wilt pass unnoticed amidst the throng of humanity, thy soul a mere speck in the vast fabric of creation. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 17)
From the first, all God’s creatures are at his beck and call; to each, when he first made it, he gave its own turn of service, the principle that determines its own nature. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 26)
To each, for all time, its own office is assigned, nor lack they, nor tire they, nor cease they from work, (Ecclesiasticus 16, 27)
Their eyes should see him in visible majesty, their ears catch the echo of his majestic voice. Keep your hands clear, he told them, of all wrong-doing, (Ecclesiasticus 17, 11)
here is one that bows and scrapes, and walks with bent head, feigning not to see what is best left unnoticed, (Ecclesiasticus 19, 24)
Gift given may bring thee nothing in return, or twice its worth. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 10)
Some for very shame have courted their own ruin, resolved, though that opinion were worthless enough, to sacrifice themselves for another’s good opinion. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 24)
Hospitality here, a gift there, how they blind the eyes of justice! No better gag to silence reproof. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 31)
In full view of the open street the adulterer shall pay the penalty; loud, as for a runaway horse, the hue and cry; where he thought to escape, justice outruns him. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 30)
Broken, the law of the most High; her plighted troth forsaken; sons borne to a paramour, has she not thrice played the wanton? (Ecclesiasticus 23, 33)
Cinnamon and odorous balm have no scent like mine; the choicest myrrh has no such fragrance. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 20)
and any malice but a woman’s; (Ecclesiasticus 25, 19)
