Talált 593 Eredmények: Thine

• How he weeps for thee, this enemy of thine! If he makes to aid thee, it is only to trip thy heel; (Ecclesiasticus 12, 18)

• Better the gracious word than the gracious gift; but, wouldst thou acquit thyself perfectly, let both be thine. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 17)

• Pamper those passions of thine, and joy it will bring, but to thy enemies. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 31)

• 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)

• Wouldst thou build thy fortunes on earnings that are none of thine? As well mightest thou lay in stones for winter fuel. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 9)

• That mouth of thine do not inure to oath-taking; therein lie many perils; (Ecclesiasticus 23, 9)

• Not thine to bring shame on father and mother. There are great ones all around thee; (Ecclesiasticus 23, 18)

• what if thyself God should disregard, when thou art in their company? Then shall this ill custom of thine strike thee dumb✻ and bring thee to great dishonour; thou wilt wish thou hadst never been, and rue the day of thy birth. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 19)

• Melt down gold and silver of thine, and get thee a balance that shall weigh thy words, a bridle that shall be the rule of thy mouth;✻ (Ecclesiasticus 28, 29)

• do all that lies in thee to keep thy tongue from speaking amiss, lest lurking enemies triumph over thy ruin, the fatal and final ruin that shall be thine. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 30)

• And if another goes bail for thee, do not forget the benefit done thee; he gave his life for thine. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 20)

• Make much of the little thou hast; never be it thine to bear the reproach of a wanderer. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 30)