Dialogue

1 Charm|     even rhyme may be rarely admitted; though neither is a legitimate
2 Charm|      of the series cannot be admitted to be genuine, unless there
3 Charm| clearly as in the first, are admitted Ideas, not only of natural
4 Charm|    seeing that temperance is admitted by us to be a good and noble
5 Charm|    myself; for that which is admitted to be the best of all things
6 Charm|    be fairly granted; for we admitted that there was a science
7 Charm| protested against us; and we admitted further, that this science
8 Charm|   inutility of that which we admitted only by a sort of supposition