But you, Guida, you see them clearly because your heart is clear.
You never make a mistake, you are always right because your mind is right." She interrupted him, a little troubled and a good deal amazed: "Oh, you mustn't, mustn't speak like that.

It's not so.

How can one see and learn unless one sees and knows the world?
Surely one can't think wisely if one doesn't see widely ?" He changed his tactics instantly.

The world--that was the thing?
Well, then, she should see the world, through him, with him.
"Yes, yes, you're right," he answered.

"You can't know things unless you see widely.