26. My son, offer me your heart, and let your eyes keep to my ways.
27. For a loose woman is a deep pit, and a foreign woman is a constricted well.
28. She lies in wait along the way like a robber. And the incautious one whom she sees, she will put to death.
29. Who has woe? Whose father has woe? Who has quarrels? Who falls into pits? Who has wounds without cause? Who has watery eyes?
30. Is it not those who linger over wine, and who strive to be drinking from their cups?
31. Do not gaze into the wine when it turns gold, when its color shines in the glass. It enters pleasantly,
32. but in the end, it will bite like a snake, and it will spread poison like a king of snakes.
33. Your eyes will see women who are outsiders, and your heart will utter perversities.