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Chapter 25
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:1 | In thre thingis it is plesid to my spirit, which ben appreued bifore God and men; acordyng of britheren, | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:5 | Hou schalt thou fynde in thin eelde tho thingis, whiche thou gaderist not in thi yongthe? | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:8 | The coroun of eelde men is in myche kunnyng; and the glorie of hem is the drede of God. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:9 | I magnefiede nyne thingis vnsuspect of the herte; and Y schal seie the tenthe thing bi tunge to men. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:10 | A man which lyuynge is myrie in sones, and seynge the distriyng of hise enemyes. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:11 | He is blessid that dwellith with a witty womman, and he that felle not bi his tunge, and he that seruyde not to men vnworthi to hym silf. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:12 | He is blessid that fyndith a very frend, and he that tellith out riytfulnesse to an eere heringe. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:13 | He is ful greet that fyndith wisdom and kunnyng; but he is not aboue him that dredith God. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:15 | Blessid is the man to whom it is youun to have the drede of God; to whom schal he be licned, that holdith that drede? | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:16 | The drede of God is the bigynnyng of his loue; forsothe the bigynnyng of feith is to be faste ioyned therto. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:17 | The sorewe of herte is ech wounde; and the wickidnesse of a womman is al malice. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:23 | and noon ire is aboue the ire of a womman. It schal plese more to dwelle with a lioun and a dragoun, than to dwelle with a wickid womman. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:24 | The wickidnesse of a womman chaungith hir face; and sche blyndide her cheer as a beer doith, and sche schal schewe as a sak in the myddis of neiyboris. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:26 | Al malice is schort on the malice of a womman; the parte of synneris falle on hir. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:27 | As a stiynge ful of grauel in the feet of an elde man, so is a womman a greet ianglere to a pesible man. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:28 | Biholde thou not the fairnesse of a womman, and coueyte thou not a womman for fairnesse. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:30 | If a womman hath the firste dignyte, ethir cheef gouernail, sche is contrarie to hir hosebonde. | |
Sira | Wycliffe | 25:34 | Yyue thou not issu to thi watir, yhe, not a litil issu; nether to a wickid womman fredom of goyng forth. | |