Dialogue

 1 Lysis|      do.’ ‘Then of course they allow him to do exactly as he
 2 Lysis|    father and mother of course allow you to drive the chariot?’ ‘
 3 Lysis|    them on which they will not allow others to intrude. Neither,
 4 Lysis|       at a race, they will not allow you to do so—they will prevent
 5 Lysis|         he said, they will not allow me to do so.~Whom then will
 6 Lysis|        so.~Whom then will they allow?~There is a charioteer,
 7 Lysis|        rather than to you? and allow him to do what he likes,
 8 Lysis|    master, or do they not even allow that?~Nay, he said; of course
 9 Lysis|    said; of course they do not allow it.~Then you have a master?~
10 Lysis|        Lysis, I said, why they allow you to do the one and not
11 Lysis|      son has bad eyes, will he allow him, or will he not allow
12 Lysis|      allow him, or will he not allow him, to touch his own eyes
13 Lysis|       of medicine?~He will not allow him.~Whereas, if he supposes
14 Lysis| knowledge of medicine, he will allow us to do what we like with