Dialogue

 1  Gorg|        they must have some common feeling. And such a community of
 2  Gorg|           And such a community of feeling exists between himself and
 3  Gorg| themselves. As they are guided by feeling rather than by reason, to
 4  Gorg|       thought but speech? What is feeling but rhetoric? And if rhetoric
 5  Gorg|            Mankind have an uneasy feeling that they ought to be better
 6  Gorg|         felt, so as to awaken the feeling of them in others. The old
 7  Gorg|            and the half-conscious feeling is strengthened by the expression.
 8  Gorg|      elevation or exaggeration of feeling Plato seems to shrink: he
 9  Gorg|         are arguing from personal feeling only and jealousy of themselves,
10  Gorg|        Why, because I cannot help feeling that you are now saying
11  Gorg|           you and I have a common feeling. For we are lovers both,
12  Gorg|      stripes. And I have the same feeling about students of philosophy;
13  Gorg|      inclined towards you, and my feeling may be compared with that