Dialogue

 1 Repub|      if not, you will have to remain where you are. ~May there
 2 Repub|       insisted that he should remain and defend his position;
 3 Repub|       while breath and speech remain to me; I am afraid that
 4 Repub|   flute? ~Clearly not. ~There remain then only the lyre and the
 5 Repub|      he replied. ~Two virtues remain to be discovered in the
 6 Repub|    them, and then there would remain only the possibility. ~But
 7 Repub|      the child, and you shall remain in our debt for the account
 8 Repub|       mean? ~I mean that they remain in the upper world: but
 9 Repub| assigned, are questions which remain to be considered. ~Yes,
10 Repub|        often. ~And still they remain in the city; there they
11 Repub|  tragedy writers; but we must remain firm in our conviction that