Dialogue

 1 Charm|     excused for thinking it a kind of glory to have lived so
 2 Charm|    words, there seems to be a kind of impertinence in presenting
 3 Charm|      of speech.~8 There is no kind of literature in English
 4 Charm| temperance gives must be of a kind which will do us good; for
 5 Charm|  happiness and good: the only kind of knowledge which brings
 6 Charm|      and Chaerephon, who is a kind of madman, started up and
 7 Charm|       I replied that it was a kind of leaf, which required
 8 Charm|     falsehood; for they are a kind of riddle.~What makes you
 9 Charm|       Suppose that there is a kind of vision which is not like
10 Charm|    think that there is such a kind of vision?~Certainly not.~
11 Charm|  Certainly not.~Or is there a kind of hearing which hears no
12 Charm|    assuming a science of this kind, which, having no subject-matter,
13 Charm|       has a knowledge of some kind; but wisdom will not show
14 Charm|   that the physician has some kind of science or knowledge;