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• but the fool’s life is empty beyond the emptiness of death; (Ecclesiasticus 22, 12)

• seven days the dead are mourned, but the fool, the godless fool, all his life long. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 13)

• keep clear of him, as thou wouldst keep clear of mischief, and of sin’s pollution; (Ecclesiasticus 22, 15)

• Nought like lead for heaviness? Ay, but its name is fool. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 17)

• Palisade set on high ground, with no better protection against the wind’s fury than cheap rubble, is but of short endurance; (Ecclesiasticus 22, 21)

• One stone flung, and the birds are all on the wing; one taunt uttered, and the friendship is past repair. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 25)

• Hast thou assailed him with angry words? Thou mayst yet be reconciled. But the taunt, the contemptuous reproach, the secret betrayed, the covert attack, all these mean a friend lost. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 27)

• Chimney-fumes and smoke rising, of fire forewarn thee; curse uttered, and threat, and insult, of bloodshed. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 30)

• Oh for a sentry to guard this mouth of mine, a seal to keep these lips inviolate! From that snare may I be safe, nor ever let my tongue betray me! (Ecclesiasticus 22, 33)

• Let the itch of gluttony pass me by, nor ever carnal lust overtake me; do not leave me, Lord, at the mercy of a shameless, an unprofitable mind! (Ecclesiasticus 23, 6)

• What is it but his lying that entraps the sinner, what snare but their own speech catches the proud, the slanderers? (Ecclesiasticus 23, 8)

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