Dialogue

 1 Phileb|      the other hand, we have to go a long way round. No man
 2 Phileb|  character. The martyr will not go to the stake in order that
 3 Phileb|      this argument, which would go to prove the unity of the
 4 Phileb|   pierce our dull minds, but we go on arguing all the same,
 5 Phileb|        should not be allowed to go home until the question
 6 Phileb|         Capital, Socrates; pray go on as you propose.~SOCRATES:
 7 Phileb|         none of us will let you go home until you have finished
 8 Phileb|     think that he could—but now go on to the next step. When
 9 Phileb| answered.~SOCRATES: Then let us go back to our examples.~PROTARCHUS:
10 Phileb|  greatest pleasures he ought to go and look, not at health,
11 Phileb|       in another direction, and go to other matters which remain
12 Phileb|         in like manner let them go all at once, or at first
13 Phileb|       Very true. And now let us go back and interrogate wisdom
14 Phileb|   SOCRATES: And will you let me go?~PROTARCHUS: There is a
15 Phileb|        will not be the first to go away from an argument.~THE