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1
As
snow
in
summer,
and as
rain
in
harvest,
so
honour
is not
seemly
for a
fool.
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2
As the
bird
by
wandering
, as the
swallow
by
flying
, so the
curse
causeless
shall not
come
.
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3
A
whip
for the
horse,
a
bridle
for the
ass,
and a
rod
for the
fool's
back.
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4
Answer
not a
fool
according to his
folly,
lest thou also be
like
unto him.
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5
Answer
a
fool
according to his
folly,
lest he be
wise
in his own
conceit.
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6
He that
sendeth
a
message
by the
hand
of a
fool
cutteth
off
the
feet,
and
drinketh
damage.
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7
The
legs
of the
lame
are not
equal
: so is a
parable
in the
mouth
of
fools.
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8
As he that
bindeth
*
a
stone
in a
sling,
so is he that
giveth
honour
to a
fool.
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9
As a
thorn
goeth
up
into the
hand
of a
drunkard,
so is a
parable
in the
mouth
of
fools.
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10
The
great
God that
formed
all things both
rewardeth
the
fool,
and
rewardeth
transgressors
.
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11
As a
dog
returneth
to his
vomit,
so a
fool
returneth
to his
folly.
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12
Seest
thou a
man
wise
in his own
conceit?
there is more
hope
of a
fool
than of him.
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13
The
slothful
man
saith
, There is a
lion
in the
way;
a
lion
is in the
streets.
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14
As the
door
turneth
upon his
hinges,
so doth the
slothful
upon his
bed.
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15
The
slothful
hideth
his
hand
in his
bosom;
it
grieveth
him to bring it
again
to his
mouth.
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16
The
sluggard
is
wiser
in his own
conceit
than seven
men
that can
render
a
reason.
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17
He that passeth
by
, and
meddleth
with
strife
belonging not to him, is like one that
taketh
a
dog
by the
ears.
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18
As a
mad
man who
casteth
firebrands,
arrows,
and
death,
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19
So is the
man
that
deceiveth
his
neighbour,
and
saith
, Am not I in
sport
?
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20
Where
no
wood
is, there the
fire
goeth
out
: so where there is no
talebearer,
the
strife
ceaseth
.
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21
As
coals
are to burning
coals,
and
wood
to
fire;
so is a
contentious
*
man
to
kindle
strife.
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22
The
words
of a
talebearer
are as
wounds
, and they go
down
into the innermost
parts
of the
belly.
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23
Burning
lips
and a
wicked
heart
are like a
potsherd
covered
with
silver
dross.
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24
He that
hateth
dissembleth
with his
lips,
and layeth
up
deceit
within
him;
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25
When he
speaketh
fair
,
believe
him not: for there are
seven
abominations
in his
heart.
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26
Whose
hatred
is
covered
by
deceit,
his
wickedness
shall be
shewed
before the whole
congregation.
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27
Whoso
diggeth
a
pit
shall
fall
therein: and he that
rolleth
a
stone,
it will
return
upon him.
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28
A
lying
tongue
hateth
those that are
afflicted
by it; and a
flattering
mouth
worketh
ruin.
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