Dialogue

 1 Craty| being in luck,’ or ‘being no speaker;’ the dearly-bought wisdom
 2 Craty|     is, eiremes or ermes—the speaker or contriver of speeches. ‘
 3 Craty|     as the joint work of the speaker and the hearer, requiring
 4 Craty|   gives back the word to the speaker, who is now aware that he
 5 Craty|  with a like result, and the speaker and the hearer rejoice together
 6 Craty|     man and in man only, the speaker met with a response from
 7 Craty|     taste of it: nor has the speaker time to ask himself the
 8 Craty|     parsimony or ease to the speaker or clearness or euphony
 9 Craty|  writer and reader or of the speaker and hearer. Except for the
10 Craty|      Will not the successful speaker rather be he who speaks
11 Craty|    my opinion, Socrates, the speaker would only be talking nonsense.~