Dialogue

 1  Gorg| nothing.~Polus is an impetuous youth, a runaway ‘colt,’ as Socrates
 2  Gorg|   would be an incongruity in a youth maintaining the cause of
 3  Gorg|      Philosophy is graceful in youth, like the lisp of infancy,
 4  Gorg|   poetry is the remembrance of youth, of love, the embodiment
 5  Gorg|  reversed and were restored to youth and beauty: the dead came
 6  Gorg|     the middle-aged young; the youth became a child, the child
 7  Gorg|       and strongest from their youth upwards, and tame them like
 8  Gorg|       philosophy; when I see a youth thus engaged,—the study
 9  Gorg|        in maturer years and in youth? For be assured that if
10  Gorg|     accustom himself, from his youth upward, to feel sorrow and