Dialogue

 1 1|     all belong to the point in dispute. You may, indeed, pretend
 2 1|       It is not my business to dispute about THEM; only I would
 3 1|        I am content to put our dispute on this issue. If you can
 4 2|        be fairer than to put a dispute on such an issue, and leave
 5 2|   method of yours spun out our dispute to an unnecessary length;
 6 3|     sense of mankind. Were our dispute to be determined by most
 7 3|        After all, it seems our dispute is rather about words than
 8 3|     those qualities I will not dispute. But that either these qualities
 9 3|      who sees not that all the dispute is about a word? to wit,
10 3|      not yet satisfied men may dispute about identity and diversity,
11 3|    authority of Moses into our dispute.~HYL. It is in vain to dispute
12 3| dispute.~HYL. It is in vain to dispute about a point so clear.
13 3|     terms, and so lengthen our dispute to no purpose. But I entreat