“To find an intelligent person who was not only eager to listen. . .”

“To find an intelligent person who was not only eager to listen but also anxious to help the expression of ideas and feelings but dimly understood. . .was an experience without precedent in the modern world. . .The subordination of oneself, of one’s opinions and ideas, of the very human desire to give gratuitous advice, the subordination of all these to an intelligent effort to help another express ideas and feelings that he cannot easily express is, in itself, a most desirable education.”

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“To find an intelligent person who was not only eager to listen. . .”

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