When the two hitch up together, they are a bully team.
Wisdum, being natrally the stoughtest, takes learning up in its arms, and learning points out the shortest road tew take; they work together handy az a pair ov twin oxen.
If a man kant hav but one, he better hav the wisdum, for wisdum iz alwus fatt with good sense, and kan alwus uze its strength; while learning must hav just sich a spot tew work in, and jist sich a way tew do it.
Wisdum iz a giant, whoze strength makes him respekted, while learning iz a pigmy, whoze knowledge makes him feared.
But, Jeremiah, thare kan be a good deal sed for both ov them.
Wisdum grows stout by thinking, and learning gits fat by studdy.
Wisdum iz ov the natur ov genius, while learning iz ov the natur ov tallent.
But, Jeremiah, these subjects are too full ov logick for you and me tew phool with. We had better spend our loose moments in finding out the best way tew raize beans, and the best market tew take them to.
P.S.—I forgot to say that thare iz four hundred times az mutch learning in the world as thare iz wisdum.
And also, a man may hav a grate deal ov learning, and not know mutch, just as he may have a grate deal ov strength, and not know the best holts.