Dialogue

1 Euthyd|      hovering in the air as they appear from the point of view of
2 Euthyd| fallacies which are noted by him appear trifling to us now, but
3 Euthyd|      directed. Most of the jests appear to have a serious meaning;
4 Euthyd|   earnest their full beauty will appear: let us then beg and entreat
5 Euthyd|     whenever I meet them, always appear to me to be very extraordinary
6 Euthyd|         Indeed, Socrates, you do appear to have got into a great
7 Euthyd|          your omniscient brother appear to you to have made a mistake?~
8 Euthyd|         others. And though I may appear ridiculous in venturing