Dialogue

 1 Lache|         are our teachers? But a better and more thorough way of
 2 Lache|   having never been taught, are better than those who have. Like
 3 Lache|          No gymnastics could be better or harder exercise; and
 4 Lache|    small matter;—he will make a better appearance at the right
 5 Lache|        himself, which was a far better spectacle. He was a marine
 6 Lache|         own manner; but you had better ask our friend Laches what
 7 Lache|        annoyance to me; and the better he speaks the more I hate
 8 Lache| training, and whom have we made better?’ But the other mode of
 9 Lache|         addition of sight makes better the eyes which possess this
10 Lache|    Nicias to join us? he may be better at the sport than we are.
11 Lache|         man? Had not many a man better never get up from a sick
12 Lache|       think that life is always better than death. May not death
13 Lache|      May not death often be the better of the two?~LACHES: Yes
14 Lache|       terrible to those who had better die, and to those who had
15 Lache|       die, and to those who had better live?~LACHES: Certainly
16 Lache|       whom to die or to live is better? And yet Nicias, would you
17 Lache|    soothsayer, because he knows better what is happening or is