Dialogue

 1 Text|    who rapidly assimilated my teaching as he did all forms of knowledge,
 2 Text|   under the influence of good teaching, was not likely to be confined
 3 Text|   likely to harmonise with my teaching or with myself. By my departure
 4 Text|      turns a deaf ear to this teaching; or if he hears it, he laughs
 5 Text|       heads full of erroneous teaching on philosophical questions.
 6 Text|     not taken advantage of my teaching during my visit. For these
 7 Text|       heads full of erroneous teaching, which immediately my arrival
 8 Text|        whether by hearing the teaching of me or of others, or by
 9 Text|    who are able with a little teaching to find it out for themselves.
10 Text|    heard nor learnt any sound teaching about the subject of his
11 Text|      says; for I gave him the teaching, which I have described,
12 Text|    that I did not continue my teaching in a second and third lesson
13 Text| others, or does he believe my teaching to be worthless, or, thirdly,