Dialogue

 1 Charm|       distributed in a different way, and less articulated than
 2 Charm|           a longer and a shorter way’, and of a way in which
 3 Charm|         a shorter way’, and of a way in which his disciple Glaucon ‘
 4 Charm|        to follow him’; also of a way of Ideas, to which he still
 5 Charm|       Plato meant by the ‘longer way’ (Rep.), or ‘the way in
 6 Charm|      longer way’ (Rep.), or ‘the way in which Glaucon was unable
 7 Charm|        conception of Mind’ and a way of speaking more in agreement
 8 Charm|   happiness in the same definite way in which medicine conduces
 9 Charm|       have been affected in this way was not surprising, but
10 Charm|       folly. And arguing in this way they apply their methods
11 Charm| concerned you may proceed in the way which you think best.~I
12 Charm|   business; not at least in this way, or doing things of this
13 Charm|            would be a far better way of saluting one another.
14 Charm|         me.~That is not the true way of pursuing the enquiry,
15 Charm|        hope that you will find a way out of a difficulty into
16 Charm|     voice; for there is no other way of hearing.~Certainly.~And
17 Charm|        which he has, in the same way that he who has swiftness
18 Charm| knowledge will know. In the same way he who has that knowledge
19 Charm|      consider the matter in this way: If the wise man or any
20 Charm|         her control, and in this way will benefit us.~And will
21 Charm|         man knowing in a sort of way that which he does not know
22 Charm|          and has gone out of its way to prove the inutility of