سندبادنامه 108.7

108.7

However, by virtue of the fact that the prince was in the youth of his age and the beginning of boyhood, he reckoned those pearls and gems as
pebbles, and did not set his heart upon acquiring knowledge or bearing the burdens of the hardship of memorization and repetition.
Until a time passed in this way, and in the treasury of his breast nothing was stored up of the coins of the sciences,
while Sindbād expended his effort in instruction and teaching whatever could be contained in the expanse of his capacity and the vessel of his power,
and passed the time morning and evening with 'perhaps' and 'maybe', waiting
for an opportunity, watching for the hours of good fortune, and saying: