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Then my true love thrust his hand through the lattice, and I trembled inwardly at his touch. (Song of Solomon 5, 4)
all unawares, my heart misgave me … beside the chariots of Aminadab.✻ (Song of Solomon 6, 11)
Beware, then, of whispering, and to ill purpose; ever let your tongues refrain from calumny. Think not that the secret word goes for nought; lying lips were ever the soul’s destroying. (Wisdom of Solomon 1, 11)
Where is he, the just man? We must plot to be rid of him; he will not lend himself to our purposes. Ever he must be thwarting our plans; transgress we the law, he is all reproof, depart we from the traditions of our race, he denounces us. (Wisdom of Solomon 2, 12)
The secret purposes of God they might not fathom; how should they foresee that holiness is requited, how should they pass true award on a blameless life? (Wisdom of Solomon 2, 22)
a curse lies on their begetting. Blessed, rather, her lot, that childless is, yet chaste, that never knew the bed of shame; offspring she will not lack, when holy souls have their reward. (Wisdom of Solomon 3, 13)
Nay, let there be some eunuch that has kept his hands clear of wrong, has never harboured treasonable thought against the Lord; he too with rare gifts shall be faithfully rewarded, shall have the portion that most contents him in God’s holy place.✻ (Wisdom of Solomon 3, 14)
that God does reward, does pity his chosen friends, does grant his faithful servants deliverance. (Wisdom of Solomon 4, 15)
Alas, the long tally of their sins! Trembling they shall come forward, and the record of their misdeeds shall rise up to confront them. (Wisdom of Solomon 4, 20)
How boldly, then, will the just man appear, to meet his old persecutors, that thwarted all his striving! (Wisdom of Solomon 5, 1)
Inward remorse will wring a groan from those hearts: Why, these were the men we made into a laughing-stock and a by-word! (Wisdom of Solomon 5, 3)
The bird’s flight through air what print betrays? So fiercely lashed the still breeze with the beating of her pinions, as she cleaves her noisy way through heaven, wings flapping, and is gone; and afterwards, what sign of her going? (Wisdom of Solomon 5, 11)
