Dialogue

 1  Gorg|           water to a vessel, which is full of holes, in a similarly
 2  Gorg| verisimilitude than they have, and is full of touches which recall
 3  Gorg|               on canvas, but which is full of life and meaning to the
 4  Gorg|               he compared to a vessel full of holes, because it can
 5  Gorg|          water into a vessel which is full of holes out of a colander
 6  Gorg|           ignorant, which is likewise full of holes, and therefore
 7  Gorg|               has his casks sound and full, one of wine, another of
 8  Gorg|             they have filled the city full of harbours and docks and
 9  Gorg|               below having one’s soul full of injustice is the last
10  Gorg|          marked with the whip, and is full of the prints and scars
11  Gorg|             Him Rhadamanthus beholds, full of all deformity and disproportion,