Proverbios 9:13–17
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LA FIESTA DE DOÑA NECEDAD
Doña Necedad es chismosa,
simplona e ignorante.
Se sienta a la puerta de su casa
en una silla desde donde domina la ciudad;
desde allí grita a los transeúntes,
a los que van derechos por su camino:
“Que los inexpertos vengan aquí”;
y a los insensatos les dice:
“El agua robada es dulce,
el alimento prohibido es exquisito”.
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