Dialogue

 1  Gorg|        great family— this is the kind of evidence which is adduced
 2  Gorg|         because this is the only kind of service which makes the
 3  Gorg|        others. If I had not this kind of self-help, I should be
 4  Gorg|     insist that something of the kind is true, and will frame
 5  Gorg|          see them. They are very kind and very blind to their
 6  Gorg|          to us. They have also a kind of authority gained by the
 7  Gorg|        be right in asking, ‘What kind of figures, and where do
 8  Gorg|         or none at all. But this kind of proof is of no value
 9  Gorg|       Polus? Well, this is a new kind of refutation,—when any
10  Gorg| Callicles, that something of the kind must have been in your mind,
11  Gorg|        he gets a soul of the bad kind, knows nothing about him,