Dialogue

 1  Prot|      make of you, if you go to see him?~He answered, with a
 2  Prot|       to dawn, so that I could see him): Unless this differs
 3  Prot|         and we are not come to see Callias, but we want to
 4  Prot|        Callias, but we want to see Protagoras; and I must request
 5  Prot| Hippocrates and I have come to see you.~Do you wish, he said,
 6  Prot|        of punishment, you will see at once that in the opinion
 7  Prot|   teachers, and enjoin them to see to his manners even more
 8  Prot|       we might converse. But I see that you are disinclined,
 9  Prot|       therefore if you want to see Crison and me in the same
10  Prot|        humble opinion.~But you see, Socrates, said Callias,
11  Prot|       examining his words, and see whether I am speaking the
12  Prot|     men of education, you will see no flute-girls, nor dancing-girls,
13  Prot|     this. And even now, if you see any possible way in which