Chapter XXXIII
Immediately prescribe some character and form of conduct to yourself, which you shall observe both when you are alone and when you meet with men. Be silent for the most part, or speak what is necessary and in few words.
from The Enchiridion · tr. Thomas Wentworth Higginson (1865)
Chapter XXXIII
Immediately prescribe some character and form of conduct to yourself, which you shall observe both when you are alone and when you meet with men. Be silent for the most part, or speak what is necessary and in few words.
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