Dialogue

 1 Repub|      his own watchman, because afraid, if he did wrong, of harboring
 2 Repub|      speech remain to me; I am afraid that there would be an impiety
 3 Repub|  guardian is impossible. ~I am afraid that what you say is true,
 4 Repub|   there, above all, he is most afraid of a lie having possession
 5 Repub|       tell a lie because he is afraid of enemies? ~That is inconceivable. ~
 6 Repub|       to them? ~Why not? ~I am afraid, I said, that a habit of
 7 Repub|   singers have," ~they will be afraid that he may be praising,
 8 Repub| foresaw long ago; they made me afraid and reluctant to take in
 9 Repub|         and then they are more afraid of them than of the enemy;
10 Repub|      the contest for glory; so afraid is he of awakening his expensive
11 Repub|       reason, because you were afraid of being thought a buffoon,