Chap.,  §

 1  II,  26 |   saying: 'O my son! hear my speech and follow my advice and
 2  II,  33 |  woman deceive thee with her speech, lest thou die the most
 3  II,  40 |  trial; and do not spoil thy speech with a man who lacks wisdom.~
 4  II,  56 |    wise," and relate not the speech of ignorance and folly,
 5  II,  60 |        35 O my son! make thy speech fair and sweeten thy tongue;
 6  II,  89 | dress, he is the same in his speech; and he who has a mean appearance
 7  II,  89 |      also is the same in his speech.~
 8  IV,  164|      when the king heard the speech of Nadan he sorrowed with
 9  IV,  177|     O trusty servant! if thy speech be true, I would fain enrich
10   V,  196|     when the king heard this speech from Haiqâr he rejoiced
11   V,  214|      when Pharaoh heard that speech, he wondered and was perplexed
12   V,  214|      the pleasantness of his speech.~
13   V,  241|      when Pharaoh heard this speech, he was greatly perplexed
14  VI,  265|   And when Haiqâr heard this speech he went and took a cat,
15 VII,  339|    And when Nadan heard this speech from his uncle Haiqâr, he
16 VII,  351|    And when Nadan heard that speech from his uncle Haiqâr, he