Summary
This quote suggests that reading allows a person to acquire knowledge, conference (discussion) sharpens one's wit and ability to respond quickly, while writing enhances one's precision and accuracy in communication. It emphasizes the importance of these three activities in shaping a well-rounded individual: being knowledgeable from reading, having agility in conversation, and being articulate and meticulous through writing. Each practice contributes to honing different aspects of one's intellect and overall development.