Dialogue

 1 Craty|  dialogue may be ranked with the best of the Platonic writings,
 2 Craty| discoveries. And yet some of his best remarks, as for example
 3 Craty|         which is declared on the best authority, viz. his own,
 4 Craty|        moderation. ‘I will do my best.’ But do not be too much
 5 Craty|        and left no sign. But the best conception that we can form
 6 Craty|       not a man be able to judge best from a point of view in
 7 Craty|       the study. Even to him the best grammar is the shortest
 8 Craty|          laws of language can be best discerned in the great crises
 9 Craty|        the form which is already best adapted to his purpose.
10 Craty|          better distributed. The best modern languages, for example
11 Craty|       free from tautology as the best modern writings. The speech
12 Craty|          whatever is the shuttle best adapted to each kind of
13 Craty|        SOCRATES: And who will be best able to direct the legislator
14 Craty|        are true. And this is the best of all principles; and the
15 Craty|         principles; and the next best is to say, as in prayers,
16 Craty|        me hear, and I will do my best to assist you.~SOCRATES:
17 Craty|         right.’ This will be the best contrivance, or perhaps
18 Craty|           Fear not; I will do my best.~SOCRATES: In the first
19 Craty|     given us by names. Is it the best sort of information? or
20 Craty|         be both the only and the best sort of information about
21 Craty|          as those which have the best. And any one I believe who