Dialogue

 1 Repub|         now that you have grown gentle toward me and have left
 2 Repub| dangerous to their enemies, and gentle to their friends; if not,
 3 Repub|       said; how shall we find a gentle nature which has also a
 4 Repub|    well-bred dogs are perfectly gentle to their familiars and acquaintances,
 5 Repub|     that he who is likely to be gentle to his friends and acquaintances,
 6 Repub|       educated rightly, will be gentle and moderate. ~True. ~And
 7 Repub|       whether a man is just and gentle, or rude and unsociable;
 8 Repub|       to the description of the gentle and noble nature. Truth,
 9 Repub|  mentioned. ~What is that? ~The gentle force of attainder, or confiscation,
10 Repub|        him, who that is himself gentle and free from envy will
11 Repub|       only less angry but quite gentle, and that they have been
12 Repub|    outlandish slough, is by her gentle aid lifted upward; and she
13 Repub|       have been schooled not by gentle influences but by force,
14 Repub|   fostering and cultivating the gentle qualities, and preventing
15 Repub|       natures-the good into the gentle and the evil into the savage,