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Better is a piece of dry bread, and with it the world than a house full of slaughtered cattle, with strife.
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The intelligent slave rules over the dissolute son and divide the inheritance between the brothers.
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The smelter is for silver, and the crucible is for gold, and the Lord tests the heart.
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The villain listens to the mouth of the lawless, the liar obeys the language of the evil.
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He who curses the poor begs his Creator; He who rejoices in misfortune will not remain unpunished.
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The crown of the old is the sons of sons, and the glory of children is their parents.
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It is not appropriate for a fool to make an important speech, especially to a noble one - lips lying.
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A gift is a precious stone in the eyes of the owner of it: wherever he turns, will have time.
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He who covers a transgression seeks love; But who again reminds him, he removes a friend.
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On the reasonable, the reprimand acts more than a foolish hundred strokes.
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| eleven
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The outlaw seeks only evil; Therefore a cruel angel will be sent against him.
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| 12
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It is better to meet a man with a bear, devoid of children, rather than a fool with his stupidity.
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He who does good for evil repays evil from the house.
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The beginning of a quarrel is like breaking a water; Leave a quarrel before it flared up.
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He who justifies the wicked and accuses the righteous is both an abomination to the Lord.
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What is the treasure in the hands of a fool? For the acquisition of wisdom, [y] [him] there is no reason.
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A friend loves at all times and, like a brother, will appear in times of adversity.
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| 18
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A man of low mind gives his hand and guarantees for his neighbor.
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He who loves quarrels, loves sin, and who raises his gates high, he seeks a fall.
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A treacherous heart will not find good, and a crafty tongue will get into trouble.
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He gave birth to a fool, to him on the mountain, and the father of the fool will not rejoice.
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A merry heart is good as a medicine, and a dull spirit dries bones.
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The wicked takes a gift from the bosom to pervert the ways of justice.
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Wisdom is before the reasonable, and the eyes of the fool are at the end of the earth.
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A foolish son is an annoyance to his father and grief for his mother.
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It is not good to blame the right, [and] to beat the nobles for the truth.
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Reasonable is temperate in his words, and prudent is cold-blooded. |
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And a fool, when he is silent, may seem wise, and shutting his mouth is prudent. |
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