"Well, that is, at all events, a comfort for poor me. I will really take to my Plato again, till the hunting begins." "And even then, you know, you don't keep two packs; so you will have three days out of the six wherein to study him." "Four, you mean-for I have long given up reading Sunday books on Sunday." "Then you read your Bible and Prayer-book; or even borrow some of Lady Jane's devotional treatises; and try, after you have translated the latter into plain English, to make out what they one and all really do mean, by the light which old Socrates has given you during the week. You will find them wiser than you fancy, and simpler also." "So be it, my dear Soul-doctor. Here come Lewis and the luncheon." And so ended our conversation.