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• Out upon the man that treats loan as treasure trove, and is a burden to his benefactor! (Ecclesiasticus 29, 4)

• rewarding thy benefactor not with due honour, but with angry curse and reproach? (Ecclesiasticus 29, 9)

• Lay up store for thyself by obeying the commandments of the most High; more than gold it shall profit thee; (Ecclesiasticus 29, 14)

• a merry heart is the true life of man, is an unfailing store of holiness; length of years is measured by rejoicing. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 23)

• Blessed is the man who lives, for all his wealth, unreproved, who has no greed for gold and puts no trust in his store of riches! (Ecclesiasticus 31, 8)

• 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)

• Do not fancy that the dead can return; by torturing thyself thou canst nothing avail him. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 22)

• All the riches of the wrong-doer will disappear, like stream that runs dry, will die away, like roll of thunder in a storm-cloud; (Ecclesiasticus 40, 13)

• What the will of the most High has in store for thee, none can tell; what matter, whether it be ten years, or a hundred, or a thousand? (Ecclesiasticus 41, 6)

• Of these things, then, be ashamed;✻ that thy parents should find thee a fornicator, ruler or prince a liar, (Ecclesiasticus 41, 21)

• he has but to unlock his store-house, and the clouds hover, bird-fashion, (Ecclesiasticus 43, 15)

• earth echoes with the crash of his thunder; blows the north wind, and there is whirling storm. (Ecclesiasticus 43, 18)