Dialogue

 1 Intro|      parts, like the parts of a face, which have their several
 2  Prot| answered, with a blush upon his face (for the day was just beginning
 3  Prot|        ears, are the parts of a face; or are they like the parts
 4  Prot|       another as the parts of a face are related to the whole
 5  Prot|        are related to the whole face.~And do men have some one
 6  Prot|  function like the parts of the face;—the eye, for example, is
 7  Prot|   common; even the parts of the face which, as we were saying
 8  Prot|  functions, like the parts of a face. Which of these two assertions
 9  Prot| profession, you proclaim in the face of Hellas that you are a
10  Prot|         but as the parts of the face are unlike the whole of
11  Prot|        another:—he looks at his face and at the tips of his fingers,