Dialogue

 1 Repub|     said, of which I could not expect easily to convince others.
 2 Repub|     out when you answer; for I expect that you will answer well. ~
 3 Repub| contrary from your own lips, I expect something better. And therefore,
 4 Repub|    revolts at it. ~So I should expect, he replied. ~Then he will
 5 Repub|       which a man might fairly expect who never understood that,
 6 Repub|      suppose. ~I should rather expect, I said, that several of
 7 Repub|        and what else would you expect, I said, when you think
 8 Repub| therefore, I said, as we might expect, there is nothing here which
 9 Repub|       come near him. ~I should expect so. ~And surely the miser
10 Repub|       of liberty? ~As we might expect. ~That, however, was not,