Dialogue

 1 Repub|         me. But at my age I can hardly get to the city, and therefore
 2 Repub|      calm and happy nature will hardly feel the pressure of age,
 3 Repub|     case? ~That, I suppose, can hardly be denied. ~And what of
 4 Repub|          who are intellectually hardly on the level of companionship;
 5 Repub|   course they are. ~Then he can hardly be compelled by external
 6 Repub| laughing at them as they ought, hardly will any of them deem that
 7 Repub|         Loving Homer as I do, I hardly like to say that in attributing
 8 Repub|       Then the same person will hardly be able to play a serious
 9 Repub|        that the word "everyone" hardly includes me, for I cannot
10 Repub|         pans. ~True. ~And I can hardly be mistaken in saying that
11 Repub| gentlemen who were not boxers? ~Hardly, if they came upon him at
12 Repub|     which is her equal you will hardly find, either among Hellenes
13 Repub|     another. ~None whatever. ~I hardly like even to mention the
14 Repub|          I agree. ~But you will hardly agree to my next proposal. ~
15 Repub|       and have no mercy; I have hardly escaped the first and second
16 Repub| pleasures of the soul, and will hardly feel bodily pleasure-I mean,
17 Repub|      Adeimantus. ~Then you will hardly need, I said, to hear the
18 Repub|         of the internal sign is hardly worth mentioning, for rarely,
19 Repub|         beginning when they are hardly past childhood, they devote
20 Repub|        destroyed; that they can hardly be saved is not denied even
21 Repub|      their use of this. You can hardly be ignorant that of this
22 Repub|         But then a director can hardly be found, and, even if he
23 Repub|  Assuredly not, he said; I have hardly ever known a mathematician
24 Repub|         is thus constituted can hardly be shaken; but, seeing that
25 Repub|      even had he desired, could hardly have tasted-the sweetness
26 Repub|       man to the beast?" He can hardly avoid saying, Yes-can he,
27 Repub|        real existence, he could hardly be supposed to be speaking
28 Repub|         the bit and reins? Nay, hardly even the workers in brass
29 Repub|         his life? though I need hardly raise the question again,
30 Repub|         to kill or destroy her, hardly will that which is appointed
31 Repub|     destruction. ~Yes, that can hardly be. ~But the soul which
32 Repub|        whose original image can hardly be discerned because his
33 Repub|         same proportion. I need hardly repeat what he said concerning