Dialogue

 1 Repub|   have to do with forms and colors; another will be the votaries
 2 Repub|  not put the most beautiful colors on the most beautiful parts
 3 Repub|      fond of fine tones and colors and forms and all the artificial
 4 Repub|  sounds and gazed upon fair colors, but would not tolerate
 5 Repub|    will see nothing and the colors will be invisible. ~Of what
 6 Repub| children think a variety of colors to be of all things most
 7 Repub|     does, and judge only by colors and figures. ~Quite so. ~
 8 Repub|   may be said to lay on the colors of the several arts, himself
 9 Repub|   make when stripped of the colors which music puts upon them,
10 Repub| owing to the illusion about colors to which the sight is liable.