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 1   Intro, 3      |     in continual devotion and silence, advising him at the same~
 2   Intro, 3      |      intelligent men consider silence civil,~ It is better for
 3   Intro, 3      |     to speak and to talk when silence is~ required.~ ~ In short,
 4   Intro, 5      |       IV On the Advantages of Silence~ V On Love and Youth~ VI
 5       2, Story20|     put them on their lips to silence him. We became ecstatic
 6       3, Story4 |     fingers to the dish~ When silence would be dangerous~ Or abstinance
 7       4         |     IV - ON THE ADVANTAGES OF SILENCE~ ~ ~
 8       4, Story7 |       say a word till he sees silence.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 9       8, Admon3 |     better than thyself.~ ~ ~ Silence is preferable than to tell
10       8, 18     |      for an ignorant man than silence, and if he were~to consider
11       8, 18     | speech from thee.~ Learn thou silence from a brute.'~ ~ ~ Who