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|Provérbios 6:1| My child, if you have gone surety for your neighbour, if you have guaranteed the bond of a stranger,
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|Provérbios 6:2| if you have committed yourself with your lips, if through words of yours you have been entrapped,
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|Provérbios 6:3| do this, my child, to extricate yourself -- since you have put yourself in the power of your neighbour: go, humble yourself, plead with your neighbour,
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|Provérbios 6:4| give your eyes no sleep, your eyelids no rest,
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|Provérbios 6:5| break free like a gazelle from the trap, like a bird from the fowler's clutches.
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|Provérbios 6:6| Idler, go to the ant; ponder her ways and grow wise:
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|Provérbios 6:7| no one gives her orders, no overseer, no master,
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|Provérbios 6:8| yet all through the summer she gets her food ready, and gathers her supplies at harvest time.
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|Provérbios 6:9| How long do you intend to lie there, idler? When are you going to rise from your sleep?
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|Provérbios 6:10| A little sleep, a little drowsiness, a little folding of the arms to lie back,
