Dialogue

1 Charm|         Alexandrian Canon. But I hardly think that we are justified
2 Charm|         to the class of neuters. Hardly in some flight of poetry
3 Charm|       survived, while nothing or hardly anything of the pre-Socratic,
4 Charm|         which they occur! We can hardly escape from the conclusion
5 Charm|       ingenuity of Socrates, and hardly rescued by an equal perversion
6 Charm|        excellent Critias, he can hardly be expected to understand;
7 Charm|       the case of the senses, is hardly conceivable. The use of
8 Charm| inadmissible, and in other cases hardly credible—inadmissible, for
9 Charm|      discard knowledge, you will hardly find the crown of happiness