And what if I show you
 next the companion to this—that some possess many
 costly belongings and cannot use them at need, and
 do not even know whether they are safe and sound,
 and so are continually worried themselves and
 worrying their servants, whereas others, though they
 possess not more, but even less, have whatever they
 want ready for use? What is the reason of
 this, then,
 Socrates ? Is it not simply this, that the former stow their things
 away anywhere and the latter have everything neatly
 arranged in some place? Yes, of course, arranged
 carefully in the proper place, not just
 anywhere. Your point, I take it, is
 that this too is an element in estate management.