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(Let no one think he knows so much that he has nothing left to learn.) One day, following a barrel organ’s tune, a nightingale was taking a singing lesson, when the talkative Sparrow came up to his cage and said: “How astonished I am 5 To see so skilled a bird Take lessons in this fashion From one who is his pupil! For, after all, the barrel organ owes Everything it knows to you.” 10 —“Even so,” the Nightingale replies, “If it has learned from me, I learn from it. It strives to imitate my flights of fancy; I, in turn, refine them By following the rules of art it teaches; 15 And soon you’ll see how much progress A Nightingale can make with proper schooling.” Does the solemn man of letters Scorn to learn? Then let him who knows the most study all the more. 20