Dialogue

1 Repub|          seeing that grace or the absence of grace is an effect of
2 Repub|        them there is grace or the absence of grace. And ugliness and
3 Repub| unwillingness and dislike and the absence of desire; should not these
4 Repub|           her service, who in the absence of corrupting influences
5 Repub|       right in supposing that the absence of pain is pleasure, or
6 Repub|          is pleasure, or that the absence of pleasure is pain? ~Impossible.
7 Repub|         contrasting pain with the absence of pain, which is like contrasting