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 1 1 | opinion, Stranger, about the questions which are now being raised,
 2 2 |      I will repeat my former questions to one of them, and suppose
 3 6 |       or to put one of those questions, to which, when asked by
 4 6 |    friends who know best the questions at issue. And if he be unable
 5 7 |   with one another in asking questions, which will be a fair, better
 6 9 |     in like manner put their questions and go through the cause,
 7 9 |   one may easily imagine the questions which have to be asked in
 8 10| afraid that the stream of my questions might create in you who
 9 10|     had better first ask the questions and then answer them myself
10 10| depths of the argument. When questions of this sort are asked of
11 10|     three; and there are two questions which may be raised about
12 12|    us distribute the subject questions and answers.~Cleinias. Once