Ballaladeva: Knowledge that stays at the tip of one's tongue Can always be used and expressed by the learned. The fool is deceived by

Knowledge that stays at the tip of one's tongue Can always be used and expressed — Ballaladeva

Knowledge that stays at the tip of one's tongue Can always be used and expressed by the learned. The fool is deceived by what needs reference To a teacher or text for support.

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