Dialogue

 1 Lysis|       of noble descent and of great beauty, goodness, and intelligence:
 2 Lysis|    what is the secret of this great blessing.’~When one man
 3 Lysis|     admit of this; but on the great occasions of life, when
 4 Lysis|     While we do not deny that great good may result from such
 5 Lysis|      hint reveal’ the secrets great or small which an unfortunate
 6 Lysis|      songs, that would show a great want of wit: do you not
 7 Lysis|     relation Menexenus is his great friend, shall call him.~
 8 Lysis| indeed, Socrates; there are a great many things which they hinder
 9 Lysis|    would appear, out of their great possessions, which are under
10 Lysis|    case, I said: There is the great king, and he has an eldest
11 Lysis|      But I saw that he was in great excitement and confusion
12 Lysis|   thus: Suppose the case of a great treasure (this may be a