Dialogue

 1 Lysis|         of myself, Socrates.~You think not? I said.~Nay, but what
 2 Lysis|       said.~Nay, but what do you think? he replied.~Most assuredly,
 3 Lysis| perfectly happy.~Yes.~But do you think that any one is happy who
 4 Lysis|          what he likes?~I should think not indeed, he said.~And
 5 Lysis|        his possessions to you.~I think so.~Aye, I said; and about
 6 Lysis|         he commit them to you?~I think that he will commit them
 7 Lysis|   conceited.~Indeed, Socrates, I think not.~When I heard him say
 8 Lysis|     friend?~Either may, I should think, be the friend of either.~
 9 Lysis|         is beloved by a lover?~I think not.~Then they are not lovers
10 Lysis|          another land’?~I do not think that he was wrong.~You think
11 Lysis|     think that he was wrong.~You think that he is right?~Yes.~Then,
12 Lysis|       are being hated by them.~I think that what you say is true.~
13 Lysis|        turned to him and said, I think, Lysis, that what you say
14 Lysis|         you why I am inclined to think so: I assume that there
15 Lysis|        the good is the friend?~I think so.~And the good is loved
16 Lysis|         that is possible, then I think, Lysis and Menexenus, there