Dialogue

 1 Charm|          the use of the genders. Men and women in English are
 2 Charm|  sparingly. For, like some other men of genius of the Elizabethan
 3 Charm|         an age when the minds of men were clouded by controversy,
 4 Charm|         tell us that we or other men know something, but can
 5 Charm|      followed him. That grown-up men like ourselves should have
 6 Charm|         good which does not make men good?~Certainly not.~And
 7 Charm| temperance, whose presence makes men only good, and not bad,
 8 Charm|       you imagine that temperate men are ignorant of their own
 9 Charm|         enter his temple, not as men speak; but, when a worshipper
10 Charm|      concerning himself or other men.~True.~Then how will this
11 Charm| eliminated, in all their doings, men would have done well, and
12 Charm|       most knowing of all living men.~Certainly he is.~Yet I
13 Charm|          is not that which makes men act rightly and be happy,