Dialogue

 1  Gorg|          Take my advice, then, and get a little common sense; leave
 2  Gorg|     anything, in order that he may get through the argument. Which
 3  Gorg|          what treatment they might get well?~GORGIAS: No.~SOCRATES:
 4  Gorg| consecutively, and that we may not get the habit of anticipating
 5  Gorg|          or clearly; and then they get into a passion and begin
 6  Gorg|           of discussion, before we get at the truth of all this.~
 7  Gorg|          children is, that when we get old and stumble, a younger
 8  Gorg|         you do by-and-by, when you get older?~POLUS: And are the
 9  Gorg|         enduring the pain—that you get well?~POLUS: Certainly.~
10  Gorg|          and those who are able to get the better of them, in order
11  Gorg|            order that they may not get the better of them; and
12  Gorg|           their physical strength, get together, their ipsissima
13  Gorg|            are happy, if they only get enough of what they want?~
14  Gorg|          to know.~CALLICLES: Well, get on, and don’t keep fooling:
15  Gorg|           old, and take what I can get out of you.—Well, then,
16  Gorg|            rest, or that you would get some one else to argue with
17  Gorg|         fellow, never mind me, but get on.~SOCRATES: Listen to
18  Gorg|         who likes will kill me and get my money; for then I shall
19  Gorg|          receive any benefit. They get no good themselves, but
20  Gorg|        good themselves, but others get good when they behold them