H8130For an odious[H8803] H1166woman when she is married[H8735] H8198; and an handmaidH3423that is heir[H8799] H1404to her mistress.
H2956A continual[H8802] H1812droppingH5464in a very rainyH3117dayH4079and a contentious[H8675] H4066 H802womanH7737are alike[H8739] .
H6445He that delicately bringeth up[H8764] H5650his servantH5290from a childH4497shall have him become his sonH319at the length.
H2896It is betterH3427to dwell[H8800] H776in the wildernessH4057 H4079, than with a contentious[H8675] H4066 H3708and an angryH802woman.
H2896It is betterH3427to dwell[H8800] H6438in a cornerH1406of the housetopH4079, than with a brawling[H8675] H4066 H802womanH2267in a wideH1004house.
H3684A foolishH1121sonH1942is the calamityH1of his fatherH4079: and the contentionsH802of a wifeH2956are a continual[H8802] H1812dropping.
H5650For a servantH4427when he reigneth[H8799] H5036; and a foolH7646when he is filled[H8799] H3899with meat;
H702There be fourH6996things which are littleH776upon the earthH2449, but they are exceeding[H8794] H2450wise:
H2428A virtuousH802womanH5850is a crownH1167to her husbandH954: but she that maketh ashamed[H8688] H7538is as rottennessH6106in his bones.