Dialogue

 1 Charm|    same author, need have no difficulty in admitting the Sophist
 2 Charm|     or from the context. The difficulty of preserving the effect
 3 Charm|    sentences, yet there is a difficulty in using this form of construction
 4 Charm|    the style. Hence arises a difficulty in translating Greek into
 5 Charm|      there is also a greater difficulty in avoiding it.~5 Though
 6 Charm| unduly attracts attention by difficulty and peculiarity, or disturbs
 7 Charm|      first suggestion of the difficulty of the abstract and concrete,
 8 Charm| knowledge be of any use?~The difficulty of the Charmides arises
 9 Charm|  charm, about which I felt a difficulty before. For the charm will
10 Charm|     facility in learning, or difficulty in learning?~Facility.~Yes,
11 Charm|     is learning quickly, and difficulty in learning is learning
12 Charm|     imagine, and he who with difficulty deliberates and discovers,
13 Charm|     said, but there may be a difficulty on his who proposes as a
14 Charm|     will find a way out of a difficulty into which I have got myself.
15 Charm|   tell you the nature of the difficulty?~By all means, he replied.~
16 Charm|      and saw that I was in a difficulty; and as one person when
17 Charm|     seem to be driven into a difficulty by my difficulty. But as
18 Charm|      into a difficulty by my difficulty. But as he had a reputation