Dialogue

 1 Repub| deemed dishonorable. Now the worst part of the punishment is
 2 Repub|     not be punished, and the worst of all, which is to suffer
 3 Repub|   and let him be thought the worst; then he will have been
 4 Repub|      justice rather than the worst injustice? when, if we only
 5 Repub|  told that in committing the worst of crimes he is far from
 6 Repub|     that they deem him their worst enemy who tells them the
 7 Repub|     they are most eager, the worst. ~Quite true, he replied. ~
 8 Repub|     the best and who was the worst of them, we were to consider
 9 Repub|   also the happiest, and the worst the most miserable. I asked
10 Repub|   all, and is the fourth and worst disorder of a State. I do
11 Repub|   said, the character of the worst man: he is the waking reality
12 Repub|    and the other is the very worst. ~There can be no mistake,
13 Repub|      part, which is also the worst and maddest. ~Inevitably. ~
14 Repub|     you determined to be the worst? ~Certainly. ~He who is
15 Repub|   over himself; and that the worst and most unjust man is also
16 Repub|   noblest part of him to the worst? Who can imagine that a