Dialogue

 1 Charm|      thoughts and observations. I agree with him in rejecting as
 2 Charm|         interest for us.~I cannot agree with Mr. Grote in admitting
 3 Charm|           seen also that I do not agree with Mr. Grote’s views about
 4 Charm|        motive, like witnesses who agree in the same tale, they stand
 5 Charm|       philosophers. But if, as we agree with Karsten in supposing,
 6 Charm| rhetorician or sophist, we cannot agree with him in also supposing
 7 Charm|           I find myself unable to agree in this newly fashioned
 8 Charm|         hidden meanings; nor do I agree with Dr. Jackson in thinking
 9 Charm|          are right, and you would agree with them?~Yes, he said,
10 Charm|        said; but surely you would agree with Homer when he says,~‘
11 Charm|       needy man’?~Yes, he said; I agree.~Then I suppose that modesty
12 Charm|       them; and therefore, if you agree with him, and accept his
13 Charm|        the definition.~I entirely agree, said Critias, and accept
14 Charm|            and you, friend, would agree.~No matter whether I should
15 Charm|          knowledge, and in this I agree with him who dedicated the
16 Charm|           could, if I only would, agree with you. Whereas the fact
17 Charm|    enquired, I will say whether I agree with you or not. Please
18 Charm|         of Egypt, I said, there I agree with you; and I was thinking
19 Charm|           the future. Now I quite agree that mankind, thus provided,