Dialogue

1 Phaedr|      there is the progress of education. It is possible, and even
2 Phaedr|   teachers and the methods of education are very imperfect, and
3 Phaedr|      of receiving the highest education through the cheap press,
4 Phaedr|  merely from the extension of education over a wider area, but from
5 Phaedr|       children fit to receive education; and these again will grow
6 Phaedr| furnish abundant materials of education to the coming generation.
7 Phaedr|     in wealth, or with men of education, lest they should be his