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• Some people work very hard at top speed, only to find themselves falling further behind. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 11)

• Stick to your job, work hard at it and grow old at your work. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 20)

• Happy heart, cheerful expression; but wearisome work, inventing proverbs. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 26)

• The kiln tests the work of the potter, the test of a person is in conversation. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 5)

• The third tongue has had upright wives divorced, depriving them of reward for their hard work. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 15)

• Fodder, the stick and burdens for a donkey, bread, discipline and work for a slave. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 25)

• Work your slave hard, and you will have peace of mind, leave his hands idle, and he will be asking for his freedom. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 26)

• Set him to work, so that he will not be idle; idleness teaches every kind of mischief. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 28)

• Do not consult a woman about her rival, or a coward about war, a merchant about prices, or a buyer about selling, anyone mean about gratitude, or anyone selfish about kindness, a lazy fellow about any sort of work, or a casual worker about finishing a job, an idle servant about a major undertaking-- do not rely on these for any advice. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 11)

• How can the ploughman become wise, whose sole ambition is to wield the goad, driving his oxen, engrossed in their work, his conversation limited to bullocks, (Ecclesiasticus 38, 25)

• Similarly with all workmen and craftsmen, toiling day and night; those who engrave seals, for ever trying to think of a new design, concentrating on catching a good likeness and staying up late to get the work done. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 27)

• Similarly with the potter, sitting at his work, turning the wheel with his feet; constantly on the alert over his work, each flick of the finger premeditated; (Ecclesiasticus 38, 29)