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 1 1 |     Will you allow me then to explain how I should have liked
 2 1 |     Stranger, by this remark? Explain; For we, as you say, from
 3 1 |   follow. I will endeavour to explain my meaning more clearly:
 4 3 |        for that will probably explain the first origin and development
 5 6 |     shall fill up. And I will explain on what principle you are
 6 7 |  strange, I will endeavour to explain to you.~Cleinias. By all
 7 7 |      Cleinias. What?—will you explain the law more precisely?~
 8 7 |  leave nothing to him, but to explain everything, that he may
 9 7 |       not till then, we shall explain clearly what has been said,
10 7 |     us. And now do you try to explain to us your whole meaning,
11 7 |       my youth, and yet I can explain them to you in a brief space
12 7 |      we are ignorant? Try and explain the nature of it to us as
13 8 |   likely; I will endeavour to explain myself more clearly. When
14 9 |      you are to guard we will explain to you. When any such thought
15 9 | Athenian. I will endeavour to explain. If I am not mistaken, we
16 10|     is that?~Athenian. I will explain my meaning still more clearly.
17 10|      How so?~Athenian. I will explain:—When the king saw that
18 12|      way. Let me endeavour to explain my meaning by an ancient