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 1   WisdB,  Pro    6:    6   |          6 ~Go to the ant, O sluggard, study her ways and learn
 2   WisdB,  Pro    6:    9   |               9 ~How long, O sluggard, will you rest? when will
 3   WisdB,  Pro    6:   10(3)| verse may be regarded as the sluggard's reply or as a continuation
 4   WisdB,  Pro   10:   26   |    smoke to the eyes, is the sluggard to those who use him as
 5   WisdB,  Pro   13:    4   |           4 ~The soul of the sluggard craves in vain, but the
 6   WisdB,  Pro   15:   19   |           19 ~The way of the sluggard is hemmed in as with thorns,
 7   WisdB,  Pro   19:   15   |     into deep sleep, and the sluggard must go hungry. ~
 8   WisdB,  Pro   19:   24   |                      24 ~The sluggard loses his hand in the dish;
 9   WisdB,  Pro   20:    4   |           4 ~In seedtime the sluggard plows not; when he looks
10   WisdB,  Pro   21:   25   |                      25 ~The sluggard's propensity slays him,
11   WisdB,  Pro   22:   13   |                    13 ~1 The sluggard says, "A lion is outside;
12   WisdB,  Pro   22:   13(1)| required for doing good, the sluggard exaggerates the difficulties
13   WisdB,  Pro   24:   30   |   passed by the field of the sluggard, by the vineyard of the
14   WisdB,  Pro   26:   13   |                      13 ~The sluggard says, "There is a lion in
15   WisdB,  Pro   26:   14   |     turns on its hinges, the sluggard, on his bed! ~
16   WisdB,  Pro   26:   15   |                      15 ~The sluggard loses his hand in the dish;
17   WisdB,  Pro   26:   16   |                      16 ~The sluggard imagines himself wiser than
18   WisdB,  Sir   22:    1   |                     1 ~1 The sluggard is like a stone in the mud;
19   WisdB,  Sir   22:    2   |                       2 ~The sluggard is like a lump of dung;