Dialogue

1 Phaedr|       steeds, the one a noble animal who is guided by word and
2 Phaedr|    too may be conceded to the animal nature of man): or live
3 Phaedr|       let and hindered by the animal desires of the inferior
4 Phaedr|    can be finally enjoyed the animal desires must be subjected.~
5 Phaedr|      the natural wants of the animal, the other rising above
6 Phaedr| return into the nature of the animal, while the lower instinct
7 Phaedr|      pass, not into any other animal, but only into man; and
8 Phaedr|  other is a crooked lumbering animal, put together anyhow; he
9 Phaedr|     horse beginning: ‘A noble animal and a most useful possession,