Dialogue

 1 Charm| Temperance is a fine and noble thing; and quietness in many or
 2 Charm|    most cases is not so fine a thing as quickness.’ He tries
 3 Charm|        soul; that is the first thing. And the cure, my dear youth,
 4 Charm|        that would be a strange thing for me to say of myself,
 5 Charm|      us to be a good and noble thing, and the quick have been
 6 Charm|        to me to have meant one thing, and said another. Is the
 7 Charm|     the art of weighing is one thing, and the heavy and the light
 8 Charm|  others are greater, then that thing would have the property
 9 Charm|       were saying, is the only thing which the physician understands.~
10 Charm|     out what good this sort of thing does to us.~What do you
11 Charm|        should like to know one thing more: which of the different
12 Charm|       past, present, or future thing? May I infer this to be
13 Charm|    Thracian, for the sake of a thing which is nothing worth.
14 Charm|        I know whether I have a thing, of which even you and Critias