Dialogue

 1 Repub|   plenty of bodily strength for labor, which accordingly they
 2 Repub|     given to the price of their labor. ~True. ~Then hirelings
 3 Repub|        is in sickness, love, or labor. ~Very right, he said. ~
 4 Repub| certainly. ~And the division of labor which required the carpenter
 5 Repub|   suckling of their puppies are labor enough for them? ~No, he
 6 Repub|        and engage in no serious labor, as we intend them to live
 7 Repub|       are heard only, and their labor, like that of the astronomers,
 8 Repub|     solid man who is a lover of labor in any line; or he will
 9 Repub|      rather than a lover of the labor of learning or listening
10 Repub|        would be an interminable labor. ~Very true, he replied. ~
11 Repub|          spending his money and labor and time on unnecessary