Dialogue

 1 Repub|       your heir? I said. ~To be sure, he answered, and went away
 2 Repub|     what we owe to them? ~To be sure, he said, they are to receive
 3 Repub|       virtue is justice? ~To be sure. ~Then men who are injured
 4 Repub|       this addition I am not so sure, and must therefore consider
 5 Repub| sometimes liable to err? ~To be sure, he replied, they are liable
 6 Repub|    authority. ~Think! Nay, I am sure of it. ~Then why in the
 7 Repub|        say the opposite. ~To be sure we shall, he replied. ~But
 8 Repub|     that which he loves? ~To be sure. ~And he will be most likely
 9 Repub|     always attract like? ~To be sure. ~Until some one rare and
10 Repub|    where I have most need to be sure of my footing, and drag
11 Repub|      and not the rulers. ~To be sure, he said. ~And I think that
12 Repub|         the golden race? ~To be sure. ~Nay, have we not the authority
13 Repub|         a perfect State? ~To be sure. ~And is our theory a worse
14 Repub|         will be contented. I am sure that I should be contented-will
15 Repub|         in explaining; but I am sure that you will admit a proposition
16 Repub|         certain. ~Such a one is sure to be temperate and the
17 Repub|         senseless pride? ~To be sure he will. ~Now, when he is
18 Repub|         Socrates! he said; I am sure of that; and yet most of
19 Repub|   Certainly not, he said. ~I am sure, I said, that he who does
20 Repub|       fain speak, if I could be sure that you wished to hear-otherwise,
21 Repub|         side, would they not be sure to fancy when one of the
22 Repub|        full of darkness? ~To be sure, he said. ~And if there
23 Repub|        partakes of them? ~To be sure. ~Then Palamedes, whenever
24 Repub|       at being detected? ~To be sure. ~And, again, in respect
25 Repub|         is none so speedy or so sure as the conversion of the
26 Repub|         his possessions. ~To be sure. ~Yes, indeed, my dear friend,
27 Repub|   wealth and importance? ~To be sure. ~There can be no doubt
28 Repub|    found his State. ~He will be sure to have patterns enough. ~
29 Repub|       in a nation of traders is sure to be the richest. ~Naturally
30 Repub|        require a leader. ~To be sure. ~Has he not also another
31 Repub|       in his body-guard. ~To be sure, he said; and he will be
32 Repub|     gratify them? ~Yes, that is sure to be the case. ~He must
33 Repub|         relation to man? ~To be sure. ~Then comparing our original
34 Repub|        true upper world? ~To be sure, he said; how can he think
35 Repub|   principle in the soul? ~To be sure. ~And when this principle