Dialogue

 1  Gorg|    that a man who is unable to help himself is in a good condition?’
 2  Gorg|      if he have the true self- help, which is never to have
 3  Gorg|     around us, which we partly help to make. A man who would
 4  Gorg|       that he might solace and help others, was thinking of
 5  Gorg|    this? Why, because I cannot help feeling that you are now
 6  Gorg|     working deceitfully by the help of lines, and colours, and
 7  Gorg|        honest, that you cannot help saying what your loves say
 8  Gorg| trampled upon, he is unable to help himself, or any other about
 9  Gorg|     say that he has.~SOCRATES: Help me then to draw out the
10  Gorg|   Cannot you finish without my help, either talking straight
11  Gorg|    that there is absolutely no help. And if I am to carry on
12  Gorg|      teeth that I am unable to help myself or any of my friends
13  Gorg|     foolish, and became by the help of Callicles good and noble?
14  Gorg|        you will not be able to help yourself when the day of