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Chapter 13
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:1 | He that touchith pitch, schal be defoulid of it; and he that comyneth with a proude man, schal clothe pride. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:2 | He reisith a weiyte on hym silf, that comyneth with a more onest man than hym silf; and be thou not felowe to a man richere than thou. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:3 | What schal a cawdroun comyne to a pot? for whanne tho hirtlen hem silf togidere, the pot schal be brokun. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:4 | A riche man schal do vniustli, and schal gnaste; but a pore man hirt schal be stille. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:6 | If thou hast, he schal lyue togidere with thee, and schal make thee voide; and he schal not haue sorewe on thee. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:7 | If thou art nedeful to hym, he schal disseyue thee; and he schal flatere, and schal yyue hope, tellinge to thee alle goodis; and schal seie, What is nede to thee? | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:8 | And he schal schende thee in hise metis, til he anyntische thee twies and thries, and at the laste he schal scorne thee; aftirward he schal se, and schal forsake thee, and he schal moue his heed to thee. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:11 | Nyle thou be lowe in thi wisdom, lest thou be maad low, and be disseyued in to foli. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:12 | Whanne thou art clepid of a miytiere man, go thou awei; for bi this he schal more clepe thee. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:13 | Be thou not greetli pressyng, lest thou be hurtlid doun; and be thou not fer fro hym, lest thou go in to foryetyng. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:14 | Witholde thou not to speke with hym euenli, and bileue thou not to hise many wordis; for of myche speche he schal tempte thee, and he schal leiye priuyli, and schal axe thee of thin hid thingis. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:15 | His cruel soule schal kepe thi wordis, and he schal not spare of malice, and of bondis. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:16 | Be war to thee, and take heede diligentli to thin heryng; for thou goist with thi distriyng. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:19 | Ech beeste loueth a beeste lijk it silf; so and ech man owith to loue his neiybore. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:20 | Ech fleisch schal be ioyned to fleisch lijk it silf, and ech man schal be felouschipid to a man lijk hym silf. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:22 | What comininge is of an hooli man to a dogge? ethir what good part is of a riche man to a pore man? | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:23 | The huntyng of a lioun is a wielde asse in desert; so the lesewis of riche men ben pore men. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:24 | And as mekenesse is abhomynacioun to a proude man, so and a pore man is abhomynacioun of a riche man. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:25 | A riche man moued is confermed of hise frendis; but a meke man, whanne he fallith, schal be cast out, yhe, of knowun men. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:26 | Many rekyuereris ben to a riche man disseyued; he spak proudli, and thei iustifieden hym. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:27 | A meke man is disseiued, ferthermore also he is repreuyd; he spak wiseli, and no place was youun to hym. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:28 | The riche man spak, and alle men weren stille; and thei schulen brynge his word til to the cloudis. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:29 | A pore man spak, and thei seien, Who is this? and if he offendith, thei schulen destrye hym. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 13:30 | Catel is good to hym, to whom is no synne in conscience; and `the worste pouert is in the mouth of a wickid man. | |