4. in the fairness of scales and weights, or in acquiring much or little;
5. by the corruption of buying and negotiating, or in the ample discipline of children, or in causing the side of a wicked servant to bleed.
6. A seal is good over a wicked wife.
7. Where there are many hands, seal and deliver all things by number and weight; and truly, give and receive everything in writing.
8. You should not have shame in correcting the senseless, the foolish, and those youths who would judge their elders. And so shall you be well-instructed in all things and well-approved in the sight of all the living.
9. The vigilance of a father for his daughter is hidden, and his concern for her takes away his sleep. For perhaps, in her adolescence, she might be brought into adulthood. Or when she lives with her husband, she might become hateful.