Dialogue

 1 Charm|        rhythmical and varied, the right admixture of words and syllables,
 2 Charm|            of Philol.) We have no right to connect statements which
 3 Charm|          is not to be denied that right ideas of truth may contribute
 4 Charm|        Yes, he said.~And they are right, and you would agree with
 5 Charm|        Greek physicians are quite right as far as they go; but Zamolxis,
 6 Charm|  temperance is quietness.~Are you right, Charmides? I said. No doubt
 7 Charm|            Socrates, that you are right.~Then once more, Charmides,
 8 Charm|         our own business.’ Was he right who affirmed that?~You monster!
 9 Charm|         not.~There you are in the right, Socrates, he replied.~To
10 Charm|        And you may be very likely right in what you are saying;
11 Charm|      salutation of ‘Hail!’ is not right, and that the exhortation ‘
12 Charm|         whether you or I are more right, but, at any rate, no clear
13 Charm|  refutation.~I think that you are right, he replied; and I will
14 Charm|         the matter.~You are quite right.~Well then, this science
15 Charm|           satisfy me that you are right in your view of temperance.~
16 Charm|         whether the assumption is right or wrong may hereafter be
17 Charm|           whether what he does is right, in relation to health and
18 Charm| acquainted with them.~Were we not right in making that admission?~
19 Charm|         about wisdom; I was quite right in depreciating myself;