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“Come in with me,” she urges the simple.
    To those who lack good judgment, she says,

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“Whoever is naive turn aside here,”
    she says to those who lack sense.

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16 “Come in with me,” she urges the simple.
    To those who lack good judgment, she says,

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16 “Whoever is naive, come in here,”
    she says to those who lack sense.

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13 Wise words come from the lips of people with understanding,
    but those lacking sense will be beaten with a rod.

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13 Wisdom is found on the lips of those who have understanding,
    but there is a rod for the back of those with no sense.

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30 I walked by the field of a lazy person,
    the vineyard of one with no common sense.
31 I saw that it was overgrown with nettles.
    It was covered with weeds,
    and its walls were broken down.
32 Then, as I looked and thought about it,
    I learned this lesson:
33 A little extra sleep, a little more slumber,
    a little folding of the hands to rest—
34 then poverty will pounce on you like a bandit;
    scarcity will attack you like an armed robber.

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30 I happened upon the field of a lazy person,
    by the vineyard of one with no sense.
31 Thorns grew all over it;
    weeds covered the ground,
    and the stone wall was falling down.
32 I observed this and took it to heart;
    I saw it and learned a lesson.
33 “A little sleep, a little slumber,
    a little lying down with folded arms”—
34     and poverty will come on you like a prowler,
    deprivation like a man with a shield.

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Don’t demand an audience with the king
    or push for a place among the great.
It’s better to wait for an invitation to the head table
    than to be sent away in public disgrace.

Just because you’ve seen something,

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Don’t exalt yourself in the presence of the king,
    or stand in the place of important people,
    because it is better that he say to you,
    “Come up here,”
    than to be demoted before a ruler.

What your eyes see,

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