Dialogue

 1 Lache|     Socrates should be invited to take part in the consultation.
 2 Lache|           Now, we are resolved to take the greatest care of the
 3 Lache|           they are rebellious and take no pains about themselves;
 4 Lache|      themselves; but that if they take pains they may, perhaps,
 5 Lache|         if you did not object, to take counsel with you about the
 6 Lache|        have given. But Laches may take a different view; and I
 7 Lache| deliberating? If there is, let us take his advice, though he be
 8 Lache|       that they may be induced to take charge of our children and
 9 Lache|       objection, suppose that you take Socrates into partnership;
10 Lache|           reproof will be sure to take more heed of his after-life;
11 Lache|        you show any reluctance to take counsel and advise with
12 Lache|         one of us. Please then to take my place, and find out from
13 Lache|        the last.~SOCRATES: Again, take the case of one who endures
14 Lache|    Lysimachus and Melesias not to take you and me as advisers about
15 Lache|         if Socrates is willing to take them under his charge. I