Chap.,  §

 1   I,  12 |    him thy learning and thy good breeding, and at thy death
 2   I,  14 |    they brought him up with good food and gentle training
 3   I,  15 |   tall cedar, he taught him good manners and writing and
 4  II,  51 |   and shall see all that is good."~
 5  II,  72 |     and becomes vain, but a good name neither becomes vain
 6 III,  140|  thou shalt meet with great good fortune, and know that Nadan
 7  IV,  186|    days, that thou mayst do good to thyself and improve thy
 8 VII,  297|    done to thee all that is good and kind and thou hast rewarded
 9 VII,  315|    will not perfect what is good concerning thee."~
10 VII,  317|   the wheat, for it does no good to anything, but spoils
11 VII,  333|     my boy! I fed thee with good food and thou didst not
12 VII,  334| sugared water to. drink and good syrup, and thou didst not
13 VII,  344|     of the sheep's milk are good for my eyes."~
14 VII,  348|   53 O my boy! he who doeth good shall meet with good; and
15 VII,  348|  doeth good shall meet with good; and he who doeth evil shall