Dialogue

 1 Charm|          variety of doctrine and style, which must be equally acknowledged
 2 Charm|     admits works so different in style and matter to have been
 3 Charm|          it should be equable in style. There must also be quantity,
 4 Charm|         general character of the style. Hence arises a difficulty
 5 Charm|       the life and beauty of the style are impaired by the latter.
 6 Charm| paragraph, but in the colour and style of the whole work. Equability
 7 Charm|         exception to the general style, is of itself a disturbing
 8 Charm|         language. In general the style of one author is not appropriate
 9 Charm|    disturbs the even flow of the style. It may be used to reproduce
10 Charm|          Anytus, the patronizing style of Protagoras, the self-consciousness
11 Charm|          they are all similar in style or motive, like witnesses