Dialogue

 1 Repub|      right. ~I shall be sorry to doubt the word of such a wise
 2 Repub|           there is no longer any doubt that neither arts nor governments
 3 Repub|         Further, there can be no doubt that a work is spoilt when
 4 Repub|      done at the right time? ~No doubt. ~For business is not disposed
 5 Repub|       will be needed by him? ~No doubt, he replied. ~Will he not
 6 Repub|         replied, there can be no doubt; such excessive care of
 7 Repub|      Certainly. ~There can be no doubt that the elder must rule
 8 Repub| legislating about such matters-I doubt if it is ever done; nor
 9 Repub|        be found in language. ~No doubt, he said. ~There is something
10 Repub|          escape us; for beyond a doubt she is somewhere in this
11 Repub|        be no longer any room for doubt; if it be not verified,
12 Repub|        he said. ~Because, if any doubt is still lingering in our
13 Repub|       may appear ridiculous. ~No doubt of it. ~Yes, and the most
14 Repub|    ridiculed the innovation. ~No doubt. ~But when experience showed
15 Repub| occasions of joy and sorrow? ~No doubt. ~Yes; and where there is
16 Repub|     Clearly. ~Nor can there be a doubt that the younger will not
17 Repub|   prosecutions? ~There can be no doubt of it. ~And how can one
18 Repub|         akin to true wisdom? ~No doubt, he said. ~Then, Adeimantus,
19 Repub|         of the constitution? ~No doubt. ~And when they are filling
20 Repub|         for objection? Will they doubt that the philosopher is
21 Repub|          good? ~Neither can they doubt this. ~But again, will they
22 Repub|           True. ~There can be no doubt about the numerous difficulties
23 Repub|        are just; there can be no doubt that every one of them will
24 Repub|         true. ~Can we any longer doubt, then, that the miser and
25 Repub|          State? ~There can be no doubt. ~Next comes democracy;
26 Repub|        be sure. ~There can be no doubt that the love of wealth
27 Repub|         but tyrant absolute. ~No doubt, he said. ~And now let us
28 Repub|      take a slice of theirs. ~No doubt he will. ~And if his parents
29 Repub|      have them? ~There can be no doubt of that, he replied. ~Since,
30 Repub|      that he was descending? ~No doubt. ~All that would arise out
31 Repub|      principles of the soul? ~No doubt. ~This was the conclusion