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Chapter 21
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:1 | Sone, thou hast do synne? adde thou not eft; but biseche thou for the formere synnes, that tho be foryouun to thee. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:2 | As fro the face of a serpent fle thou synnes; and if thou neiyest to `tho synnes, tho schulen take thee. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:4 | Al wickidnesse is as a scharp swerd on either syde; heelthe is not to the wounde therof. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:5 | Chidyngis and wrongis schulen distrie catel; and an houe that is ouer riche, schal be distriede bi pride; so the catel of a proude man schal be drawun vp bi the roote. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:6 | The preyer of a pore man schal come fro the mouth `til to eeris; and doom schal come to hym hastili. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:7 | He that hatith repreuyng, is a step of the synnere; and he that dredith God, schal be turned to his herte. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:8 | A miyti man with an hardi tunge is knowun afer; and a witti man kan kepe him silf fro that man. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:9 | He that bildith his hous with othere mennus costis, is as he that gaderith hise stonys in wyntir. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:10 | Scheuys gaderid togidere is the synagoge of synneris; and the endyng of hem is the flawme of fier. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:11 | The weie of synneris is set togidere with stoonys; and in the ende of hem ben hellis, and derknessis, and peynes. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:15 | Forsothe vnwisdom is, which is plenteuouse in yuel; and wit is not, where is bittirnesse. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:16 | The kunnyng of a wijs man schal be plenteuouse as flowyng; and the councel of hym dwellith as a welle of lijf. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:18 | What euer wijs word a kunnynge man herith, he schal preise, and leie to. A letcherouse man herde, and it schal displese hym; and he schal caste it awei bihynde his bak. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:19 | The tellynge of a fool is as a birthun in the weie; for whi grace schal be foundun in the lippis of a wijs man. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:20 | The mouth of a prudent man is souyt in the chirche; and men schulen thenke hise wordis in her hertis. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:21 | As an hous distried, so is wisdom to a fool; and the kunnyng of an vnwijs man is wordis that moun not be teld out. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:22 | Stockis in the feet is techyng to a fool; and as bondis of hondis on the riyt hond. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:23 | A fool enhaunsith his vois in leiyyng; but a wijs man schal leiye vnnethis stilli. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:24 | Techyng is a goldun ournement to a prudent man; and as an ournement of the arm in the riyt arm. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:25 | The foot of a fool is liyt in to the hous of a neiybore; and a wijs man schal be aschamed of the persoone of a miyti man. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:26 | A fool biholdith fro the wyndow in to the hous; but a lerned man schal stonde with out forth. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:27 | It is foli of a man to herkene bi the dore; and a prudent man schal be greuyd bi dispisyng. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 21:28 | The lippis of `vnprudent men schulen telle fonned thingis; but the wordis of prudent men schulen be weied in a balaunce. | |