Dialogue

 1 Repub|     another than to have the trouble of conferring one. So far
 2 Repub|     had in abundance without trouble; the way is smooth and her
 3 Repub|     others and not be at the trouble of producing for them, but
 4 Repub|  fire, and not involving the trouble of carrying about pots and
 5 Repub|      he dies and has no more trouble. ~Yes, he said, and a man
 6 Repub|     true legislator will not trouble himself with this class
 7 Repub|    there would be no further trouble; or we might know the other
 8 Repub|     I foresaw this gathering trouble, and avoided it. ~For what
 9 Repub| getting up at night or other trouble, but will hand over all
10 Repub|   good disposition, he would trouble himself no more about his
11 Repub|     order that he may escape trouble. ~And how does the son come
12 Repub|      her, and she is full of trouble and remorse? ~Certainly. ~