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Chapter I. These words speaketh Solomon, the son of David the king and prophetà

Chapter II. Judging, therefore, that it stood thus with this matterà

Chapter III. For this present time is filled with all things that are most contrary to eachà

Chapter IV. And leaving all these reflections, I considered and turned in aversion from all the formsà

Chapter V. Moreover, it is a good thing to use the tongue sparinglyà

Chapter VI. Moreover, I shall exhibit in discourse the ill-fortune that most of all prevails among men.à

Chapter VII. For though a man should be by no means greatly advantaged by knowing all inà

Chapter VIII. Moreover, wisdom, when it is found in a manà

Chapter IX. Now I thought at that time that all men were judged worthy of the sameà

Chapter X. Moreover, flies falling into myrrh, and suffocated therein, make both the appearance of that pleasantà

Chapter XI. Moreover, it is a righteous thing to give to the needy of thy breadà

Chapter XII. Moreover, it is right that thou shouldest fear God while thou art yet youngà

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