Dialogue

 1 Charm|      which I have found of most use are Steinhart and Muller’
 2 Charm|         that he has made a good use of his Dictionary and Grammar;
 3 Charm|        was long before the true use of the period was attained
 4 Charm|     from the restriction of the use of the genders. Men and
 5 Charm|         similar formation. This use of genders in the denotation
 6 Charm|        lesser awkwardness.~4 To use of relation is far more
 7 Charm|      relative pronouns, and the use of the article, make the
 8 Charm|   required of him. The familiar use of logic, and the progress
 9 Charm|       attained by the exclusive use of familiar and idiomatic
10 Charm|         and have dropped out of use. (b) A similar principle
11 Charm|         that the most effective use of Scripture phraseology
12 Charm|         freer and more frequent use of the Interrogative, and
13 Charm| elaborating a system. By such a use of language any premises
14 Charm|      too great exactness in the use of words, turns aside from
15 Charm|      such a knowledge be of any use?~The difficulty of the Charmides
16 Charm|       has to be effected by the use of certain charms, and these
17 Charm|   acquired this quality, I must use the charm before I give
18 Charm|        the word which you would use, of good actions, is temperance?~
19 Charm|        asked by you what is the use or effect of medicine, which
20 Charm|       medicine is of very great use in producing health, which,
21 Charm|        such knowledge is of any use.~That is what we have to
22 Charm|         hardly conceivable. The use of the genitive after the
23 Charm|         evil: and if this be of use, then wisdom or temperance
24 Charm|       temperance will not be of use.~And why, he replied, will
25 Charm|  replied, will not wisdom be of use? For, however much we assume
26 Charm|   already.~And are you about to use violence, without even going
27 Charm|        of justice?~Yes, I shall use violence, he replied, since