Passage 34

In English

Though both look alike, people eulogise the cuckoo and criticise the crow. They throw stones at the crow when it caws, but feel joyous listening to the mellifluous singing of the cuckoo. Similarly, though and were equally well-versed in all forms of knowledge, set an ideal by practising what He learnt, whereas suffered from ‘indigestion’, since he merely acquired knowledge without practising it.