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• They had thought to exercise barbarous tyranny over a nation consecrated to thee. And now they lay, shut close under their own roofs, darkness their dungeon, their sentence a long-drawn night, exiled from the gifts of thy eternal Providence. (Wisdom of Solomon 17, 2)

• Into this prison, then, that needed no bars to secure it, all fell alike, whatever their condition; (Wisdom of Solomon 17, 15)

• Some will veer from friend to foe, and lay bare old grudges, old quarrels, to reproach thee; (Ecclesiasticus 6, 9)

• What use to make a good bargain, if thou must pay for it sevenfold? (Ecclesiasticus 20, 12)

• Till ground, and fill barn; live uprightly, and attain honour; win prince, and escape harm. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 30)

• With sand or salt or iron bars burden thyself, not with rash and godless company, not with a fool. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 18)

• Fence thy ears about with thorns, and give the wicked tongue no hearing; make fast thy mouth with bolt and bar. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 28)

• Better the poor man’s fare under his roof of bare boards, than to be guest at a splendid banquet, and home have none. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 29)

• Is she maid? Then how if she were disgraced, and in her own father’s house brought to bed? Once more, is she wed? Then how if she were false to her husband? How if she prove barren? (Ecclesiasticus 42, 10)

• All knowledge is his; does he not hold the clue of eternity, making plain what has been and what is yet to be, laying bare the track of hidden things? (Ecclesiasticus 42, 19)

• Deep as a river flowed thy wisdom; thy ambition it was to lay bare all the secrets of earth; (Ecclesiasticus 47, 16)

• Nor shall Nehemias be soon forgotten, that mended these ruined walls of ours, our gates built and barred, our homes restored to us. (Ecclesiasticus 49, 15)