Dialogue

 1 Charm|   have further to explain how far I have received help from
 2 Charm|    encounter. These have been far greater than he would have
 3 Charm|  translation should retain as far as possible the characteristic
 4 Charm|    and paragraphs are few and far between. The language is
 5 Charm|         To use of relation is far more extended in Greek than
 6 Charm|       translation; and we are far from having exhausted the
 7 Charm|     of Plato, which fall very far short of the original. The
 8 Charm| discussed and explained. Thus far we admit inconsistency in
 9 Charm| inadmissible, we are still as far as ever from ascertaining
10 Charm|    and it is probable, though far from certain, that the slighter
11 Charm|      That, I replied, was not far from the truth.~I suppose,
12 Charm|    and he is likely to be not far off himself.~Who is he,
13 Charm| physicians are quite right as far as they go; but Zamolxis,
14 Charm|       better, he said; and as far as I am concerned you may
15 Charm|    quickness or sharpness are far better than quietness and
16 Charm|     Be temperate!’ would be a far better way of saluting one
17 Charm|    said.~Why, I said, we were far too ready to admit the great
18 Charm|       Critias, that I was not far wrong in fearing that I
19 Charm|      wisdom: which result, as far as I am concerned, is not
20 Charm|     do need the charm, and as far as I am concerned, I shall