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One stone flung, and the birds are all on the wing; one taunt uttered, and the friendship is past repair. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 25)
Chimney-fumes and smoke rising, of fire forewarn thee; curse uttered, and threat, and insult, of bloodshed. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 30)
Needs must she confront the folk assembled, nor shall those sons of hers be spared; (Ecclesiasticus 23, 34)
she leaves but the memory of an accursed name, a name for ever dishonoured. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 36)
I am that word, she says, that was uttered by the mouth of the most High, the primal birth before ever creation began. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 5)
Through me light rose in the heavens, inexhaustible; it was I that covered, as with a mist, the earth. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 6)
My roots spread out among the people that enjoys his favour, my God has granted me a share in his own domain; where his faithful servants are gathered I love to linger. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 16)
grew like some fair olive in the valley, some plane-tree in a well-watered street. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 19)
and the false charge preferred, all these make death itself seem a light thing. (Ecclesiasticus 26, 7)
Haughty gaze and lowered eye-lid, there goes a wanton. (Ecclesiasticus 26, 12)
Two dangers I see that are hard to overcome. How shall a merchant be cured of careless dealing, or a huckster for his lying talk find pardon? (Ecclesiasticus 26, 28)
Above all else, he earns my hatred; God’s hatred too, I doubt not. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 27)
