Dialogue

 1 Repub|            viewed the spectacle, we turned in the direction of the
 2 Repub|             desires you to wait. ~I turned round, and asked him where
 3 Repub|         after all, the just man has turned out to be a thief. And this
 4 Repub|        admitted. ~Then the just has turned out to be wise and good,
 5 Repub|             I left that inquiry and turned away to consider whether
 6 Repub|          again touching the ring he turned the collet outward and reappeared;
 7 Repub|             the same result-when he turned the collet inward he became
 8 Repub|               The gods, too, may be turned from their purpose; and
 9 Repub|          they may be influenced and turned by "sacrifices and soothing
10 Repub|         former notions appear to be turned upside down. And as unskilful
11 Repub|         said, and then the argument turned aside and veiled her face;
12 Repub|         with intelligence; but when turned toward the twilight of becoming
13 Repub|             to being and his eye is turned toward more real existence,
14 Repub| unaccustomed to the dark, or having turned from darkness to the day
15 Repub|       movement of the whole soul be turned from the world of becoming
16 Repub|        exists already, but has been turned in the wrong direction,
17 Repub|          from these impediments and turned in the opposite direction,
18 Repub|             see what their eyes are turned to now. ~Very likely. ~Yes,
19 Repub|           of how lesser sums may be turned into larger ones, and will