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11 Never consult with a woman about her rival
    or with a coward about war,
with a merchant about business
    or with a buyer about selling,
with a miser about generosity
    or with a cruel person about goodness of heart,
with an idler about any kind of work
    or with a casual worker about completing the job,
with a lazy servant about a large undertaking:
    do not depend on these for any counsel.
12 Rather, associate with a devout person
    whom you know to be a keeper of the commandments,
who is of one mind with you
    and who will sympathize with you if you fall.
13 In addition, trust your own judgment,
    for you have no counselor more reliable for you.

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