Dialogue

 1  Gorg|  law-court,—there you would stand, with gaping mouth and dizzy
 2  Gorg| cast upon me,—that you will stand before the judge, gaping,
 3  Gorg|     view, may be thought to stand in the same relation to
 4  Gorg| better to walk, and when we stand we stand equally for the
 5  Gorg|  walk, and when we stand we stand equally for the sake of
 6  Gorg|   refute me, and by which I stand refuted when I say that
 7  Gorg|    the row of tripods which stand in the precincts of Dionysus,
 8  Gorg|    former admissions are to stand:—is any other inference
 9  Gorg| what to do:—there you would stand giddy and gaping, and not
10  Gorg|     good, and has no one to stand in his way, and yet has