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• he who reads my lesson aright will find in it life eternal. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 31)

• What things are these I write of? What but the life-giving book that is the covenant of the most High, and the revelation of all truth? (Ecclesiasticus 24, 32)

• Three sorts of men move my spleen, so that I am fain to grudge them life itself: (Ecclesiasticus 25, 3)

• The lion waits in ambush for his prey; leave the right path, and sin shall be ever at thy heels. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 11)

• a man may fall into the pit he dug, trip on the stone he set in his neighbour’s path, perish in the snare he laid for another. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 29)

• And if another goes bail for thee, do not forget the benefit done thee; he gave his life for thine. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 20)

• A wretched life it is, passing on from house to house to find a welcome; that welcome found, thou wilt lack all confidence, and sit there mumchance. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 31)

• here is a sight to make life joyous for him, and death not all unhappiness, and a bold front he keeps before his ill-wishers; (Ecclesiasticus 30, 5)

• Better the endless repose of death, than life by lingering sickness made irksome. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 17)

• Nor let anxious thoughts fret thy life away; (Ecclesiasticus 30, 22)

• a merry heart is the true life of man, is an unfailing store of holiness; length of years is measured by rejoicing. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 23)

• Shew us such a man, and we will be loud in his praise; here is a life to wonder at. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 9)