Dialogue

 1 Lache|       the lads about the many noble deeds which our own fathers
 2 Lache|      where the youth have any noble study or pursuit, such as
 3 Lache|      man to the love of other noble lessons; for every man who
 4 Lache|      under your care good and noble? For if this is your first
 5 Lache|      deeds show that free and noble sentiments are natural to
 6 Lache| consider courage to be a very noble quality.~LACHES: Most noble,
 7 Lache|   noble quality.~LACHES: Most noble, certainly.~SOCRATES: And
 8 Lache|    endurance is also good and noble?~LACHES: Very noble.~SOCRATES:
 9 Lache|       and noble?~LACHES: Very noble.~SOCRATES: But what would
10 Lache|     SOCRATES: And is anything noble which is evil and hurtful?~
11 Lache|     be courage— for it is not noble, but courage is noble?~LACHES:
12 Lache|     not noble, but courage is noble?~LACHES: You are right.~
13 Lache|      was acknowledged to be a noble quality.~LACHES: True.~SOCRATES: