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if thou art but a young man, be loth to speak even of what concerns thee, (Ecclesiasticus 32, 10)
Sure as the lightning is sign of a storm, men’s good word is the sign of a modest nature; they will love thee all the better for thy bashfulness. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 14)
When the time comes for going, do not linger; get thee gone speedily to thy home, there to divert thyself, and take thy ease, (Ecclesiasticus 32, 15)
And for all this give thanks to God thy maker, that so contents thee with his gifts. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 17)
If thou fearest the Lord, thou wilt accept the schooling he gives thee, waiting early at his door to win his blessing. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 18)
Do nothing, my son, save with consideration, and thy deeds shall not bring thee repentance. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 24)
Take not some ruinous road that shall trip thee with its boulders; some road where all journeying is difficult✻ and thou mayst expose thy life to sudden dangers. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 25)
If thou art a man of judgement, thou hast only to trust God’s commandment, and it will not fail thee; (Ecclesiasticus 33, 3)
… giving a true answer to the question asked …✻ thou wilt prepare thy plea, and find audience for thy prayer; wilt recollect the teaching given thee, and so satisfy thy questioner. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 4)
While life and breath is in thee, never change places with another; (Ecclesiasticus 33, 21)
it is for thy children to ask thee for what they need, not to have thyself for their pensioner. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 22)
Toil first assign to him; toiling is his lot; then, if he disobeys thee, with the stocks thou mayst tame him. Yet do not burden flesh and blood more than it can bear, nor inflict more than lawful punishment while the plea is still unheard. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 30)
