3.
The Discourse on Shame
256.
One who transgresses shame, who is disgusted by it, who says "I am yours";
One who does not undertake actions that can be done, one should know him thus: "He is not mine."
257.
Whoever makes pleasant speech without follow-through to friends;
One not doing but speaking - the wise fully understand him.
258.
He is not a friend who is always heedful, suspecting breach, observing only faults;
But one in whom one sleeps as a son upon the breast, he indeed is a friend who cannot be divided by others.
259.
The state that produces delight, bringing praise and happiness;
One expecting the fruit develops it, bearing the manly burden.
260.
Having drunk the flavour of solitude, and the flavour of peace;
One becomes free from anguish, sinless, drinking the flavour of joy in the Teaching.
The Discourse on Shame is concluded as third.