D. Thou wilt suffer thyself to be taught right.
C. Yea; and also my friends.
D. Then thou mayest call them together.
C. How am I to know that thy instruction is right?
D. When thou hearest it, thou canst judge, and so can thy friends.
C. But I do not choose to have them hear it, until I can judge.
D. And yet thou art willing to hear for thyself. Why shouldst thou do what thou refusest to thy friends?
C. Because what I hear will not injure them, unless they hear.
D. Then thou hast more confidence in thyself than in thy brethren. Are they not like thee?
C. They are like me, in faith; but I would not trust their judgment, when thy words of honey are offered to them.