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Have More Than Thou Showest ,Speak Less Than Thou Knowest!
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It is a Shakespearean quote. Any comments?
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    Chimoy ji what you want to say , am not understanding. Can you please explain

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    Chimoy ji what you want to say , am not understanding. Can you please explain


    It is in old English and in modern form the meaning would run like this- one must show less than what one has and talk less than what one knows!!
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    Chimoy ji what you want to say , am not understanding. Can you please explain


    It is in old English and in modern form the meaning would run like this- one must show less than what one has and talk less than what one knows!!


    Let me ask a simple question. Do you have MA in English literature, along with your Management degree? You are no.1 "shisya" of Shakespeare, no doubt :woohoo:

    You should always show less than what's real and also speak less than your knowledge. i.e. We should be more simple than actually we are....
    I think, I have become follower of that great personality :cheer:
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    Chimoy ji what you want to say , am not understanding. Can you please explain


    It is in old English and in modern form the meaning would run like this- one must show less than what one has and talk less than what one knows!!


    Let me ask a simple question. Do you have MA in English literature, along with your Management degree? You are no.1 "shisya" of Shakespeare, no doubt :woohoo:

    You should always show less than what's real and also speak less than your knowledge. i.e. We should be more simple than actually we are....
    I think, I have become follower of that great personality :cheer:



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    Chimoy ji what you want to say , am not understanding. Can you please explain


    It is in old English and in modern form the meaning would run like this- one must show less than what one has and talk less than what one knows!!


    Let me ask a simple question. Do you have MA in English literature, along with your Management degree? You are no.1 "shisya" of Shakespeare, no doubt :woohoo:

    You should always show less than what's real and also speak less than your knowledge. i.e. We should be more simple than actually we are....
    I think, I have become follower of that great personality :cheer:



    Where is answer to my question????
    Meera sandhu
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    This is excellent quote. A sound advice against arrogant display of possessions and knowledge.

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    We have a Malayalam proverb, "Nirakudam Thulumbilla"
    .......Fully filled pots never spills
    Similar to an English one....."Only empty pots make noise"

    "Maunam vidvaanu bhooshanam"
    "Silence is the ornament of wisest people"
    Meera sandhu
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    That's true a man learns by listening. He just shows his ignorance if he opens his mouth with knowing properly about it.

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    And the person who speaks much without knowing much is often caught and has to bear the brunt.There is saying that if speech is silver silence is gold and people learn by listening to people. :)
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    [quote]And the person who speaks much without knowing much is often caught and has to bear the brunt.There is saying that if speech is silver silence is gold and people learn by listening to people. [/quote]
    This is all time true.
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