Dialogue

 1 Repub| preceded. My friend, I said, no wonder that we are in a perplexity;
 2 Repub|        your lips! ~You will not wonder, I replied, at my hesitation
 3 Repub|         you are quite right. ~I wonder whether you will agree with
 4 Repub|          Nevertheless, I do not wonder that the many refuse to
 5 Repub|       honor yet higher. ~What a wonder of beauty that must be,
 6 Repub|  Moreover, I said, you must not wonder that those who attain to
 7 Repub|         a tyrant? ~I should not wonder. ~Further, I said, has not
 8 Repub|    regions? ~Yes. ~Then can you wonder that persons who are inexperienced
 9 Repub|        instead of white-can you wonder, I say, at this? ~No, indeed;
10 Repub|        be much more disposed to wonder at the opposite. ~Look at
11 Repub|         speaking the truth. ~No wonder, then, that his work, too,
12 Repub|        expression of truth. ~No wonder. ~Suppose now that by the