The Vilna Gaon attended a wedding in a town close to Rabbi Chaim of
Volozhin. Rabbi Chaim was nineteen at the time. During the entire
day following the wedding, which was Friday, the Vilna Gaon was
confined to his room, studying. Rabbi Chaim waited all day,
and finally asked if he could serve the Vilna Gaon with hot water
to bathe for Shabbos. The Vilna Gaon accepted and they discussed
learning. Rabbi Chaim said to the Vilna Gaon that after reviewing Moed,
(an order of tractates of Talmud) fourteen times, he still did not understand it.
The Vilna Gaon told Rabbi Chaim that there is no measure of how
many times a person should review Torah. After this advice Rabbi
Chaim of Volozhin became a student of the Vilna Gaon.
- Source: The Vilna Gaon, by Dovid Schulman
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