5
My heart was cautious about three things, and I was fearful in the face of a fourth— slander in a city, the gathering of a mob, and a false accusation— all of these are more miserable than death.
6
Women who are rivals bring heartache and grief, and a tongue-lashing shares it with everyone.
7
A wicked wife is like a chafing ox yoke; the one who holds her is like one who grasps a scorpion.
8
A drunken wife is the same as rage; she won't hide her disgraceful conduct.
9
A wife's promiscuity is seen in the arrogance of her eyes, and her eyelids make it known.