Dialogue

 1 Repub|       therefore consider further. ~Proceed. ~I will; and first tell
 2 Repub|        judges to decide; but if we proceed in our inquiry as we lately
 3 Repub|         ask and you shall answer. ~Proceed. ~Then I will repeat the
 4 Repub|           the company. Well, then, proceed with your answers, and let
 5 Repub|           the rule of human life. ~Proceed. ~I will proceed by asking
 6 Repub|            life. ~Proceed. ~I will proceed by asking a question: Would
 7 Repub|        either of them. This I will proceed to describe; but as you
 8 Repub|         path along which we should proceed. With a view to concealment
 9 Repub|          the question drop, but to proceed in the investigation. They
10 Repub|            letters first, and then proceed to the lesser -this would
11 Repub|            anxious that you should proceed. ~A State, I said, arises,
12 Repub|        Clearly. ~And how will they proceed? Will each bring the result
13 Repub|             Clearly. ~And shall we proceed to get rid of the weepings
14 Repub|            the poet may be said to proceed by way of imitation? ~Very
15 Repub|         with the subject and might proceed to the style. ~Yes, I remember. ~
16 Repub|           our answer? ~Yes. ~If we proceed along the old path, my belief,
17 Repub|       whole; and by and by we will proceed to view the opposite kind
18 Repub|          not quite so easy when we proceed to ask whether these principles
19 Repub|         following you, he replied: proceed. ~I said: The argument seems
20 Repub|          the women. Of them I will proceed to speak, and the more readily
21 Repub|      already granted to them, they proceed with their plan, and delight
22 Repub|          the proposal, I shall now proceed to inquire how the rulers
23 Repub| possibility. ~I have no objection; proceed. ~First, I think that if
24 Repub|            like all the rest, must proceed after an orderly fashion;
25 Repub|            ought. Let us, however, proceed with our scheme. We were
26 Repub|            then and there, and not proceed to more dangerous lengths. ~
27 Repub|         and do you mark my words. ~Proceed. ~I said: "Until philosophers
28 Repub|         satisfactory explanation. ~Proceed. ~I dare say that you remember,
29 Repub|          knows being. But before I proceed further I will make a division. ~
30 Repub|          eating and drinking, they proceed on their voyage in such
31 Repub|   explained? ~True. ~Then shall we proceed to show that the corruption
32 Repub|           effected this, they will proceed to trace an outline of the
33 Repub|          all the care that we can: proceed. ~Yes, I said, but I must
34 Repub|            Most undoubtedly. ~Next proceed to consider the manner in
35 Repub|          as they are termed, which proceed from hypotheses only: these
36 Repub|           Certainly. ~He will then proceed to argue that this is he
37 Repub|            us assume all this, and proceed at once from the prelude
38 Repub|           own city? ~How will they proceed? ~They will begin by sending
39 Repub|          We have. ~Then let us now proceed to describe the inferior
40 Repub|           been made, how will they proceed? Clearly, the new State,
41 Repub|             They do so. ~They next proceed to make a law which fixes
42 Repub|          be dismissed. Let us next proceed to consider the nature and
43 Repub|        from shortness of breath to proceed farther. ~True. ~But we
44 Repub|        shall answer my questions. ~Proceed. ~Say, then, is not pleasure
45 Repub|         with half an explanation. ~Proceed. ~Of the painter we say
46 Repub|        eighth they were obliged to proceed on their journey, and, on