Dialogue

 1  Gorg|    advantage in drawing out a little the main outlines of the
 2  Gorg|      real business of life. A little philosophy is an excellent
 3  Gorg|       advice, then, and get a little common sense; leave to others
 4  Gorg|      that, and please to be a little milder in your language,
 5  Gorg|      Demos. But let us have a little more conversation. You remember
 6  Gorg|     curiosity, the mention of little circumstances, simplicity,
 7  Gorg|       with doing, and require little or no speaking; in painting,
 8  Gorg|      either no action or very little, as, for example, the arts
 9  Gorg| please to refresh my memory a little; did you say—‘in an unjust
10  Gorg| children. For I love to see a little child, who is not of an
11  Gorg|       you, great Sir, to be a little milder in your instructions,
12  Gorg|       is always arguing about little and unworthy questions.~
13  Gorg| Socrates, you shall ask these little peddling questions, since
14  Gorg|        please then to go on a little longer, and put the head
15  Gorg|       to my words, and then a little while afterwards you come
16  Gorg|  would be tried in a court of little boys at the indictment of