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26 Like _ the_ snow in/on/at/with _ summer and _ like _ the_ rain in/on/at/with _ harvest so not [is] _ suitablefor _ fool honour .
2 Like _ the_ sparrow in _ flitting like _ the_ swallow in _ flying so a _ cursewithout _ causewwww [fn ] it _ will_ come3 A _ whipfor _ the_ horse a _ bridlefor _ THE_ donkey and _ rod for _ back of _ fools4 Do _ notanswer a _ foolaccording _ to_ folly _ his lest you _ should_ become_ likefor _ him/it also you .
5 Answer a _ foolaccording _ to_ folly _ his lest he _ should_ bewise in/on/at/with _ eyes _ his _ own6 [one _ who]_ cuts_ offfeet violence [one _ who]_ drinks[one _ who]_ sendswords in/on/at/with _ hand of _ a_ fool7 They _ hang_ downlegs of _ lame and _ proverb in/on/at/with _ mouth of _ fools8 Like _ binding a _ stonein/on/at/with _ sling [is] _ so[one _ who]_ givesto _ fool honour .
9 A _ thornbushit _ goes_ upin/on/at/with _ hand of _ a_ drunkardand _ proverb in/on/at/with _ mouth of _ fools10 An _ archer[who] _ pierceseveryone and _ hires a _ fooland _ hires [those _ who]_ pass_ by11 Like _ dog [which] _ returnsto vomit _ its a _ fool[who] _ repeatsin/on/at/with _ folly _ his .
12 You _ seea _ personwise in/on/at/with _ eyes _ his _ ownhope for _ fool more _ than_ him .
13 He _ saysa _ sluggarda _ lionin/on/at/with _ road a _ lion[is] _ betweenthe _ streets .
14 The _ door it _ turnson hinges _ its and _ sluggard on bed _ his .
15 He _ hidesa _ sluggardhis/its _ hand in/on/at/with _ dish he _ is_ wearyto _ bring _ back_ it to mouth _ his .
16 [is] _ wisea _ sluggardin/on/at/with _ eyes _ his _ ownthan _ seven [who] _ bring_ back(of) _ discernment17 [one _ who]_ takes_ holdin/on/at/with _ ears of _ a_ dog[one _ who]_ passes_ by[who] _ becomes_ furiouson a _ dispute[which] _ notto _ him/it .
18 Like _ madman the _ throws burning _ arrowsarrows and _ deadly .
19 [is] _ soa _ person[who] _ he_ deceivesDOM his/its _ neighbour and _ saying(ms) not jesting [was] _ I20 In/on/at/with _ lack wood(s) it _ is_ extinguisheda _ fireand _ in/on/at/with _ there _ is_ noa _ slandererit _ becomes_ quietstrife .
21 Charcoal to _ hot _ embersand _ wood to _ fire and _ man of _ contentions[fn ] for _ kindling strife .
22 [the] _ wordsof _ a_ slandererlike _ delicious _ morselsand _ they they _ go_ down[the] _ chambersof _ [the]_ belly23 Silver of _ dross(es)overlaid on earthenware lips burning and _ heart evil .
24 In/on/at/with _ lips _ his [fn ] he _ disguises_ himself[one _ who]_ hatesand _ in/on/at/with _ heart _ his he _ putsdeceit .
25 If/because he _ will_ make_ favourablespeaks _ he do _ nottrust in/on/over _ him/it if/because seven abominations in/on/at/with _ heart _ his .
26 It _ covers_ itselfhatred in/on/at/with _ guile it _ will_ be_ revealedwickedness _ his in/on/at/with _ assembly .
27 [one _ who]_ digsa _ pitin/on/at/with _ it he _ will_ falland _ rolls a _ stoneto _ him/it it _ will_ return28 A _ tongueof _ falsehoodit _ hatescrushes _ it and _ mouth smooth it _ makescalamity .
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