Dialogue

1 Phaedr|   reach the same heights, but hardly succeeds; and sometimes
2 Phaedr|  ill-looking villain who will hardly yield to blow or spur. Together
3 Phaedr|    are passing out of use; we hardly examine seriously into their
4 Phaedr|     of names which have often hardly any connection with the
5 Phaedr| knowledge of human nature, is hardly if at all considered by
6 Phaedr|       promises, and yet could hardly prevail upon him to tolerate
7 Phaedr|   pride, shag-eared and deaf, hardly yielding to whip and spur.