Dialogue

 1 Charm|      cadence, to overpower his better judgment, or think much
 2 Charm|  discovered, and had therefore better rest in the knowledge that
 3 Charm|     home with you and shall be better able to explain the nature
 4 Charm|   would be likely to produce a better or nobler scion than the
 5 Charm|    nothing which I should like better, he said; and as far as
 6 Charm|      think, I said, that I had better begin by asking you a question;
 7 Charm| quickness or sharpness are far better than quietness and slowness?~
 8 Charm|    said.~And which, I said, is better—facility in learning, or
 9 Charm|    slowly?~True.~And is it not better to teach another quickly
10 Charm|      slowly?~Yes.~And which is better, to call to mind, and to
11 Charm|       and activity are clearly better than slowness and quietness?~
12 Charm|   actions in life appear to be better than the quick and energetic
13 Charm|     temperate!’ would be a far better way of saluting one another.
14 Charm|    science, and this also will better enable him to test the knowledge
15 Charm|     ignorant to those who were better acquainted with them.~Were
16 Charm|      me; and therefore you had better consider well.~But the time