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• To the common sort of men give friendly welcome; before an elder abate thy pride; and to a man of eminence bow meekly thy head. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 7)

• If a poor man would speak to thee, lend him thy ear without grudging; give him his due, and let him have patient and friendly answer. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 8)

• New life wisdom breathes into her children, befriends all that have recourse to her, and guides them in the right way. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 12)

• Wouldst thou rather be thy neighbour’s enemy than his friend? Wouldst thou earn, by ill nature, an ill name, and be despised for such faults as these, envy and hypocrisy? (Ecclesiasticus 6, 1)

• Ill nature brings a man to an ill end, the scorn of his enemies and a prey to iniquity. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 4)

• Gentleness of speech, how it wins friends everywhere, how it disarms its enemies! Never was a good man wanting for a gracious word. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 5)

• Tried friends be the friends thou makest; do not bestow thy confidence lightly; (Ecclesiasticus 6, 7)

• some men are but fair-weather friends, and will not stand the test of adversity. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 8)

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

• Fast and faithful friend there is, that will be even as thyself, and have thy servants at his beck and call; (Ecclesiasticus 6, 11)

• let him behave modestly, and rid thee of his presence, and there shall be true and tried friendship between you.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 6, 12)

• From enemies thou mayst keep thy distance; against friends be on thy guard. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 13)