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• Wine and music make heart glad; best of all, the love of wisdom. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 20)

• Riches and strength make the heart beat high; best of all, the fear of the Lord. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 26)

• Once thou art dead, thou wilt take no grudging count of the years. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 7)

• All that is of earth, to earth must needs return; from ban to bale is the cycle of a life ill lived. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 13)

• partner or friend a knave, or thy neighbour a thief. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 23)

• Nor ever do thou repeat gossip to the betraying of another’s secret. If of such things thou art ashamed, shame thou shalt never feel, and thou shalt have all men’s good word besides. And other dealings there are over which thou must never be abashed,✻ nor, through respect for any human person consent to wrong. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 1)

• a matter between some partner of thine and strangers from far off, the apportioning of an inheritance among thy friends, (Ecclesiasticus 42, 3)

• Where many hands are at work, lock all away; part with nothing, till it be measured and weighed, and of all thy spending and receiving, written record kept … (Ecclesiasticus 42, 7)

• Nothing is hidden from him, the deepest depths of earth or of man’s heart; he knows our most secret designs. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 18)

• How it burns up the earth at noon-day! How fierce its glow, beyond all endurance! Tend thou the furnace, heat is thy daily portion; (Ecclesiasticus 43, 3)

• earth echoes with the crash of his thunder; blows the north wind, and there is whirling storm. (Ecclesiasticus 43, 18)

• Soft as roosting bird falls the snow, spread all around; not more silently comes locust-swarm to earth; (Ecclesiasticus 43, 19)