Dialogue

 1 Charm| preserve the construction and order of the original;—this is
 2 Charm|     the text; but the precise order and arrangement of the words
 3 Charm|      In some cases, where the order is confused, the expression
 4 Charm|       an equal variety in the order of words or an equal nicety
 5 Charm|     in modern nations; and in order to bring the Greek down
 6 Charm|       which, according to the order adopted in this work, ends
 7 Charm| intended to be studied in the order in which they are here named (
 8 Charm|     of Plato in chronological order according to what he deems
 9 Charm| temperance proceed in regular order from the popular to the
10 Charm|   strictly chronological. The order which has been adopted is
11 Charm|      main at his neighbour in order to make a place for him
12 Charm|        Certainly, he said.~In order, then, that I may form a
13 Charm|       hide his perplexity. In order that the argument might