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 1 1 |        are equally in earnest. Please follow me and the argument
 2 1 | another form of virtue, if you please. In this way we shall have
 3 1 |         Let us proceed, if you please.~Athenian. Well, then, if
 4 2 |       composing with a view to please the bad taste of their judges,
 5 3 |       for the argument’s sake. Please to remark that the experience
 6 3 |    give them any laws which we please, whether taken from the
 7 3 |     will do all in my power to please you.~Cleinias. Thank you.~
 8 4 |       better beginning, if you please, with the principles which
 9 6 |       may pass the day as they please, and that there is no necessity
10 7 |      what extent we may, if we please, without difficulty implant
11 7 |      not only if their parents please, but if they do not please;
12 7 |     please, but if they do not please; there shall be compulsory
13 7 |      by a question, and do you please to answer me: You know,
14 7 |      our state, if they do not please either us who give them,
15 9 |         and we may also, if we please, at this very moment choose
16 9 |        soon be. Let us, if you please, consider these matters.~
17 9 |    great as the voluntary? And please to consider whether I am
18 9 |        his life) whatever they please, and they will be pure;
19 9 |       in any manner which they please.~And if (which is a rare
20 9 |       or in any way which they please, and if he return he shall
21 10|     our request is a fair one, please to accept our challenge.”~
22 10|  argument, they may do as they please and act according to their
23 12|       friends, we will, if you please, hold fast, and not let