1 to be wise,
while others are detested for being talkative.
6 Paradoxes
9There may be good fortune for a person in adversity,
and a windfall may result in a loss.
10There is the gift that profits you nothing
and the gift to be paid back double.
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but the courtesies of fools are wasted.
14A fool’s gift will profit you nothing,
for he looks for recompense sevenfold.
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16The fool says, “I have no friends,
and I get no thanks for my good deeds.”
Those who eat his bread are evil-tongued.
17How many will ridicule him, and how often!Inappropriate Speech
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23One may make promises to a friend out of shame
and so make an enemy for nothing.
Lying24
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