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• One evil I observe under the sun: the sort of misjudgement to which rulers are prone- (Ecclesiastes 10, 5)

• I see slaves riding on horses and princes on foot like slaves. (Ecclesiastes 10, 7)

• If, for want of sharpening, the blade is blunt, you have to work twice as hard; but it is the outcome that makes wisdom rewarding. (Ecclesiastes 10, 10)

• If, for want of charming, the snake bites, the snake-charmer gets nothing out of it. (Ecclesiastes 10, 11)

• his words have their origin in stupidity and their ending in treacherous folly. (Ecclesiastes 10, 13)

• A fool finds hard work very tiring, he cannot even find his own way into town. (Ecclesiastes 10, 15)

• Woe to you, country with a lad for king, and where princes start feasting in the morning! (Ecclesiastes 10, 16)

• Happy the land whose king is nobly born, where princes eat at a respectable hour to keep themselves strong and not merely to revel! (Ecclesiastes 10, 17)

• We give parties to enjoy ourselves, wine makes us cheerful and money has an answer for everything. (Ecclesiastes 10, 19)

• Do not abuse the king, even in thought, do not abuse a rich man, even in your bedroom, for a bird of the air might carry the news, a winged messenger might repeat what you have said. (Ecclesiastes 10, 20)

• Offer a share to seven or to eight people, you can never tell what disaster may occur. (Ecclesiastes 11, 2)

• When clouds are full of rain, they will shed it on the earth. If a tree falls, whether south or north, where it falls, there it will lie. (Ecclesiastes 11, 3)