Dialogue

 1 Repub|     mode of speaking. But to be perfectly accurate, since you are
 2 Repub|         them who are able to be perfectly unjust, and who have the
 3 Repub|      add that the best and most perfectly unjust State will be most
 4 Repub|     true, for, if they had been perfectly evil, they would have laid
 5 Repub|        them, and both are to be perfectly furnished for the work of
 6 Repub|     Therefore I say that in the perfectly unjust man we must assume
 7 Repub|         that well-bred dogs are perfectly gentle to their familiars
 8 Repub|     falsehood. Am I not right? ~Perfectly right. ~The true lie is
 9 Repub|   falsehood? ~Yes. ~Then is God perfectly simple and true both in
10 Repub|       have conceived my meaning perfectly; and if I mistake not, what
11 Repub|       of changes. ~That is also perfectly true, he replied. ~And do
12 Repub|       for I do not think that I perfectly understand you. ~I mean
13 Repub|      one entirely temperate and perfectly adjusted nature, then he
14 Repub|     acting justly, will also be perfectly clear? ~What do you mean?
15 Repub|       into the character of the perfectly just, and into injustice
16 Repub|      and into injustice and the perfectly unjust, that we might have
17 Repub|    consummate art an ideal of a perfectly beautiful man, he was unable
18 Repub|         who in word and work is perfectly moulded, as far as he can
19 Repub|      circumstances, will not be perfectly good and wise if any ever
20 Repub|        which has now arisen. ~I perfectly remember, he said. ~Yes,
21 Repub|    knowledge, our State will be perfectly ordered? ~Of course, he
22 Repub|      which makes the eye to see perfectly and the visible to appear? ~
23 Repub| understand you, he replied; not perfectly, for you seem to me to be
24 Repub|         you far better and more perfectly than they have been educated,
25 Repub|       show the type of the most perfectly just and most perfectly
26 Repub|         perfectly just and most perfectly unjust; and to go through
27 Repub|       have described his origin perfectly. ~Then we have now, I said,
28 Repub|      father: he is drawn into a perfectly lawless life, which by his
29 Repub|       Yes, he said, and we were perfectly right. ~Let us, then, sum
30 Repub|     injustice was a gain to the perfectly unjust who was reputed to