Dialogue

1  Gorg|     poet lends wings to his fancy and exhibits his gifts of
2  Gorg| perfect in every part, some fancy of a heated brain is worked
3  Gorg|     beautiful and ingenious fancy occurs to Plato that the
4  Gorg|  sight to be an extravagant fancy, but it is restored to propriety
5  Gorg|     argument with which you fancy that a child might refute
6  Gorg|    same; but you ignorantly fancy that rhetoric is a perfect
7  Gorg| dead man, who in life had a fancy to have flowing hair, will