Dialogue

 1 Repub| suppose injustice abiding in a single person, would your wisdom
 2 Repub|       fatal when existing in a single person-in the first place
 3 Repub|     well as he would imitate a single one? ~He cannot. ~Then the
 4 Repub|    keep within the limits of a single harmony (for the changes
 5 Repub|    suppose, Adeimantus, that a single boxer who was perfect in
 6 Repub|      you treated them all as a single State. But if you deal with
 7 Repub|        than 1,000 defenders. A single State which is her equal
 8 Repub|     whatever he likes with the single exception that he is not
 9 Repub|         in order not to lose a single flower that blooms in the
10 Repub|  States is so grievous that no single thing on earth is comparable
11 Repub|        whole course of ages no single one of them can escape-who
12 Repub|    they may be brought under a single idea, which is called the
13 Repub|   former, because they have no single aim of duty which is the
14 Repub|       tasted the entrails of a single human victim minced up with
15 Repub|      be able to fall back on a single notion; and might truly
16 Repub|     the outside of them into a single image, as of a man, so that
17 Repub|      believe the beast to be a single human creature. I have done
18 Repub|       anybody knows, and every single thing with a higher degree
19 Repub|     round with them, hymning a single tone or note. The eight