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1 IV  | extraordinary confidence in the discretion of those who are listening~
2 V   |    listening to~you; I'm deaf: 'discretion plays the better part of
3 VI  |       count, "ought to practise discretion,~shrewdness, caution from
4 VII |         also demands the~utmost discretion, and your conduct yesterday
5 VII |         is good for the health. Discretion, honesty, and work, young
6 VII |        my words:~Honesty, work, discretion."~ ~"Do you hear that, Oscar?"
7 VII |      Therefore, work, patience, discretion,~honesty,--those are your
8 VIII|  strictest~principles of honor, discretion, and honesty, he practised
9 XI  |       lesson to Oscar Husson~in discretion; his disaster at Florentine'