Dialogue

1 Euthyd|         that which you have not got already?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘Then you
2 Euthyd|       Much good has your father got out of the wisdom of his
3 Euthyd|         Ctesippus heard this he got very angry (as a lover well
4 Euthyd|   caused happiness, and then we got into a labyrinth, and when
5 Euthyd| Socrates, you do appear to have got into a great perplexity.~
6 Euthyd|       in earnest; hardly have I got you to that point. And do
7 Euthyd|       wheel, at his age? has he got to such a height of skill
8 Euthyd|       your brethren the puppies got out of this wisdom of yours.~
9 Euthyd|       of yours, Euthydemus, has got into a dilemma; all is over