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One who guards his mouth and tongue, guards his soul from tribulations.
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Which man desires life, which loves days of seeing good? Guard your tongue from evil and your lips from speaking deceit.
ID:383
A causeless curse will rebound on its utterer in the end.
ID:1181
A fool's mouth is his ruin
and his lips are a snare to himself.
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A man speaks only what he ponders in his heart.
ID:2020
A word fitly spoken is as apples of gold in a setting of silver.
ID:234
Be not boastful in your speech!
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Condemn not your fellow until you stand in his place!
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Did we realize the inner meaning of each word we utter, our time would suffice for but a few words.
ID:1150
Do not scoff at your fellow's error!
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First investigate, then rebuke!
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For him that talks obscenely hell will be deepened.
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How much easier it is to be critical than to be correct.
ID:871
Slander is worse than idolatry.
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If you hear an evil thing, bury it seven cubits deep!
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Jealousy has a thousand eyes,
yet none sees properly.
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Whoso remembers the blemishes of others is the one himself blemished.
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One lie begets another.
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Praising the wicked is wrong.
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Put no other to shame
and you will not be put to shame yourself.
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A bird you set free you may catch again, but a word that escapes your lips will not return.
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Curses curse their utterers.
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Let your ears hear what your lips speak!
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Don't gossip about the children of others while yours are still growing up.
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Never rebuke a man in such a way as to shame him in public.