Dialogue

 1 Lache|       are resolved that their children shall have more care taken
 2 Lache|       education of a friend’s children, he would consult the one
 3 Lache|       be denied to animals or children, because they do not know
 4 Lache|       when they are no longer children, but to begin at once and
 5 Lache|     and careless of their own children and their private concerns.
 6 Lache|      of your possessions? For children are your riches; and upon
 7 Lache|      the risk of spoiling the children of friends, and thereby
 8 Lache| induced to take charge of our children and of yours; and then they
 9 Lache|        especially as you have children who, like our own, are nearly
10 Lache|     that I should call little children courageous, which fear no
11 Lache|    many men, many women, many children, many animals. And you,
12 Lache|  about the education of their children; but, as I said at first,