Dialogue

1 Charm|     scholar, but to the unlearned reader. Its object should not simply
2 Charm|           seeks to produce on his reader an impression similar or
3 Charm|       will be lost to the English reader. It should read as an original
4 Charm| impertinence in presenting to the reader the same thought in the
5 Charm|         employed, which makes the reader stop to think, or unduly
6 Charm|       scholar but for the general reader, their worst fault will
7 Charm|  translation, give offence to the reader. Greek has a freer and more
8 Charm|        for the convenience of the reader; at the same time, indications
9 Charm|       temperate.~Nay (The English reader has to observe that the