12.

honey, the wie KP seeketh him oot and ptidegsh ste chow |
and laugheth much at his jests:

' 12, But when he moveth with great haste and the sweat standeth
on his brow: andhe curseth under his breath, make thyself
scarce; for he will fall like a whirlwind upon the idle and

- the apenas shall know his insure

t=

15. The Supply Seersoast is--a liey mon ia ‘wcirbebh not; but’ he
is the keeper of many good things: if thou wouldst: wear’
well-fitting raiment and avoid = statement of aitacnss:
make Tite thy friend, «8 ee |

14. — drunkenness: goers oll a. a : “

woe Sy

15. He: seeuth ike Sor dette or: Alattorys but lend him i
lucre and. thy. liquor and he will love thee. ©. -

-! 16. Hell hath no fury liké a Shavetail scornéd: he walketh
with a swagger ond regdrdeth the enlisted man with a raised
eyebrows; he looketh upon his bars: with a da 4 epead id

“and loveth a _salute att iys

17. hot thou ivi: “oke him and onl X him ar and he will love thee.

1. fae Ge ba wk eek first'in the line of chow:and short-
.  stoppeth the dessert and cincheth' the: onegter: é

19, He taketh from the meat dish with a heavy hand and | Leqveth
* thee the pig part. :

20. He is erty dndead; and all people, even unto te pfes,
will revile him and spit upon him: for his hame a patled
Chow: ee and- he is an abomination. :

21. Rad thou the Big Opérentar’s but oradt him nots he worketh
= EO a — _— he ae confidentially.

22, He knoweth many women dint goeth into town every night; he
borroweth all thy oe yea, even =— - coe oe eens

256 He ——— to fix neues Ups but. aay * note

24. Beware tabli the Ola Man, for he will make thee ‘sweat; when
_ he approacheth, look thou on the —! he loveth to chew
= apes Sis petortor.-

he ae Kéep Hho out’ of ie: ihe and let him not know ame by

name: for he who asreuseth the wrath of ‘the Old Man shall
go sr a unto the eo Selah

“ae de ae oe