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|Provérbios 5:11| and thou bewail in the last days, when thou hast wasted thy flesh, and thy body;
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|Provérbios 5:12| and say, Why loathed I teaching, and mine heart assented not to blamings; (and thou say, Why did I loathe discipline, and why did I not listen to rebukes;)
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|Provérbios 5:13| neither I heard the voice of men teaching me, and I bowed not down mine ear to masters?
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|Provérbios 5:14| Almost I was in all-evil, in the midst of the church, and of the synagogue. (I was almost uniformly despised, in the midst of the congregation, and among those in the assembly.)
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|Provérbios 5:15| Drink thou water of thy cistern, and the floods of thy well. (Drink thou water from thy own cistern, and out-flowings from thy own well.)
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|Provérbios 5:16| Thy wells be streamed forth; and part thy waters in streets. (Let thy well floweth forth; and let thy water be parted in the streets.)
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|Provérbios 5:17| Have thou alone them; and aliens be not thy partners. (Have thou them alone; and let not strangers be thy partners.)
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|Provérbios 5:18| Thy vein be blessed (Let thy fountain be blessed); and be thou glad with the woman of thy young waxing age.
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|Provérbios 5:19| An hind most dearworthy; and an hart calf most acceptable. Her teats fill thee in all time; and delight thou continually in the love of her. (She is like a most dearworthy deer; and a most acceptable hart calf. Let her breasts fulfill, or satisfy, thee at all times; and delight thou continually in her love.)
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|Provérbios 5:20| My son, why art thou deceived of an alien woman; and art fostered in the bosom of another? (My son, why art thou deceived by a strange, or an unknown, woman; and why art thou comforted in the bosom of another?)
