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Dearly beloved, secular history relates of one of the philosophers that when pupils came to him he taught them the lesson of patient silence before he taught them the lore of speaking, and that all the novices endured five years of dumbness among the chairs where their fellow-disciples sat at their discussions, so that even the quicker minds were not allowed to gain a word of praise before it was proper for them to be recognised.
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