Dialogue

 1 Repub|         deranged by any external influence? ~True. ~And the same principle,
 2 Repub|         be compelled by external influence to take many shapes? ~He
 3 Repub|        we have mothers under the influence of the poets scaring their
 4 Repub| resolution, and never, under the influence either of force or enchantment,
 5 Repub|          either under the softer influence of pleasure, or the sterner
 6 Repub|         pleasure, or the sterner influence of fear? ~Yes, he said;
 7 Repub|  Certainly not. ~Then, under the influence either of poverty or of
 8 Repub|         or in pain, or under the influence of desire or fear, a man
 9 Repub|          were saying, the united influence of music and gymnastics
10 Repub|       have a great and paramount influence on the State for good or
11 Repub|         to the flatterers; their influence over him would greatly increase;
12 Repub|     attract the soul, but do not influence those of us who have any
13 Repub|      last brought by their joint influence to a middle point, and gives
14 Repub|          within him, whether the influence of a father or of kindred,
15 Repub|     being when, either under the influence of nature or habit, or both,
16 Repub|      very well-such is the sweet influence which melody and rhythm
17 Repub|         be profited if under the influence of honor or money or power,