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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Meaning of the sencetence
Could anyone please help with a meaning of this very sentence:
(Though the foolish mind is a vessel unfit to receive it [instruction]), Forgetfulness compels this attempt at a partial account.
It is a part of a philosophical poem. I understand the first verse but do not undestand the second one.
(Though the foolish mind is a vessel unfit to receive it [instruction]), Forgetfulness compels this attempt at a partial account.
It is a part of a philosophical poem. I understand the first verse but do not undestand the second one.
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This means that forgetfulness tends to make you only able to recall or tell people part of what happened.
- This means that forgetfulness tends to make you only able to recall or tell people part of what happened.
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This means that forgetfulness tends to make you only able to recall or tell people part of what happened.
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