Dialogue

 1 Charm| entitled to receive a copy of a new Edition at half-price.~
 2 Charm|      Alfred Robinson, Fellow of New College, who read with me
 3 Charm|         page and arrive at some new view or aspect of the subject.
 4 Charm|        same passage without any new aspect or modification of
 5 Charm|         is no reason why in the New Testament (Greek) should
 6 Charm|       one into the other, but a new beginning, partly artificial,
 7 Charm|      surprised to find that the new is ever old, and that the
 8 Charm|         put forward an entirely new explanation of the Platonic ‘
 9 Charm|        The preparations for the new departure are discovered
10 Charm|   context and placing them in a new connexion when they seem
11 Charm|       attained), and to raise a new one in which I will attempt
12 Charm|     that wisdom, viewed in this new light merely as a knowledge