[95.] Three laughing-stocks of the world: an angry man, a jealous man, a niggard.
96. Three ruins of a tribe: a lying chief, a false judge, a lustful[65] priest.
[65] 'Stumbling, offending,' N. 'Fond of refusing,' B.
97. Three preparations of a good man's house: ale, a bath, a large fire.
98. Three preparations of a bad man's house: strife before you, complaining to you, his hound taking hold of you.[66]
[66] 'Tearing you,' N. 'A bad story to speed you on your way,' L.
[99.] Three shouts of a good warrior's house: the shout of distribution, the shout of sitting down, the shout of rising up.
100. Three darknesses into which women should not go: the darkness of mist, the darkness of night, the darkness of a wood.
[101.] Three props of obstinacy[67]: pledging oneself, contending, wrangling.
102. Three characteristics of obstinacy[67]: long visits, staring, constant questioning.