13 He that is wise in words shall make himself beloved; But the pleasantries of fools shall be wasted.
14 The gift of a fool shall not profit you; For his eyes are many instead of one.
15 He will give little, and upbraid much; And he will open his mouth like a crier: Today he will lend, and tomorrow he will ask it again: Such an one is a hateful man.
16 The fool will say, I have no friend, And I have no thanks for my good deeds; They that eat my bread are of evil tongue.
17 How often, and of how many, shall he be laughed to scorn!
18 A slip on a pavement is better than a slip with the tongue; So the fall of the wicked shall come speedily.
19 A man without grace is as a tale out of season: It will be continually in the mouth of the ignorant.