Dialogue

 1 Craty| dialectician standing on his right hand,’ we need not infer from
 2 Craty|         folks’ heads. On the other hand, the relation of thought
 3 Craty|            of others.~On the other hand, he cannot be justly charged
 4 Craty|       speaking, while on the other hand, some birds which are comparatively
 5 Craty| dialectician standing on his right hand,’ in Plato’s striking image,
 6 Craty|         use of words. On the other hand, the necessities of language
 7 Craty|           distributed on the right hand and on the left by men,
 8 Craty|       Greek or Latin. On the other hand, the extension of the familiar
 9 Craty|     SOCRATES: And if, on the other hand, wisdom and folly are really
10 Craty|            he saw only what was at hand and immediate, —or in other
11 Craty|            acute; as, on the other hand, letters are sometimes inserted
12 Craty|    Ermogenes), for I am not a good hand at speeches.~SOCRATES: There
13 Craty|           of counsel, on the other hand, is a mishap, or missing,
14 Craty|         country, were to take your hand and say: ‘Hail, Athenian