11. For by me your days become many, And years of life are added to you.
12. If you have become wise, You have become wise for yourself, And if you have scoffed, You alone bear it.
13. A foolish woman is loud, Simple, and without knowledge.
14. For she has seated herself At the door of her house, On a seat by the highest places of the city,
15. To call to those who pass by, Who go straight on their way:
16. “Who is simple? Let him turn in here.” And as for him who lacks heart, she says to him,
17. “Stolen waters are sweet, And bread eaten in secret is pleasant.”
18. But he does not know that the dead are there, Her guests are in the depths of the grave.