Talált 2845 Eredmények: Thee

• He that hears it will be on his guard, and eye thee askance, as if to avert fresh fault of thine; such will be all his demeanour to thee thenceforward.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 19, 9)

• Hast thou heard a tale to thy neighbour’s disadvantage? Take it to the grave with thee. Courage, man! it will not burst thee. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 10)

• and thou dost well to believe less than is told thee. Slips there are of the tongue when mind is innocent; (Ecclesiasticus 19, 16)

• and all because he is powerless to do thee a harm; if the chance of villainy comes, he will take it. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 25)

• Yet a man’s looks betray him; a man of good sense will make himself known to thee at first meeting; (Ecclesiasticus 19, 26)

• the clothes he wears, the smile on his lips, his gait, will all make thee acquainted with a man’s character. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 27)

• Redress✻ sought by violence no more content shall bring thee (Ecclesiasticus 20, 2)

• Gift given may bring thee nothing in return, or twice its worth. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 10)

• Little will the fool’s gift profit thee; seven times magnified is all he sees.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 20, 14)

• The wise word brings a man to honour; prudence will endear thee to the great. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 29)

• Sinned if thou hast, my son, be not emboldened to sin further; to prayer be-take thee, and efface the memory of sins past. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 1)

• Sin dread thou not less than the serpent’s encounter; its fangs will not miss thee, if once thou come close. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 2)