Dialogue

 1  Prot|       at home. He lodges, as I hear, with Callias the son of
 2  Prot|       evening, as you say, you hear of him, and in the morning
 3  Prot|      as we were intending, and hear Protagoras; and when we
 4  Prot|   without opening: Did you not hear me say that he is not at
 5  Prot|  others. I was very anxious to hear what Prodicus was saying,
 6  Prot|   Hippias and their friends to hear us?~Very good, he said.~
 7  Prot| speaking; still stood fixed to hear (Borrowed by Milton, “Paradise
 8  Prot|      matters, he might perhaps hear as fine a discourse; but
 9  Prot|       he asks he will wait and hear the answer; and this is
10  Prot|     will prevent my staying to hear you at greater length (for
11  Prot|     should like better than to hear you and Protagoras discourse.
12  Prot|     like manner if you want to hear me and Protagoras discoursing,
13  Prot|   language, is natural.~Do you hear, Protagoras, I asked, what
14  Prot|      end in pleasure and pain, hear the consequences:—If what