Dialogue

 1 Intro| individuals can corrupt youth to a degree worth speaking of in comparison
 2 Intro|         that the two cannot in any degree be distinguished, is clearly
 3 Intro|        regarded as a difference of degree. One is to the other as
 4 Intro|     resolvable into differences of degree, and that differences of
 5 Intro|            and that differences of degree may be heightened into differences
 6 Intro|            may vary from the least degree of diversity up to contradictory
 7 Intro|    Hegelian logic has been in some degree adapted to the order of
 8 Intro|     resolvable into differences of degree. It is familiar with the
 9 Intro|       leave out details, a certain degree of order begins to appear;
10  Soph|      magnitude, there is a certain degree of deception; for artists
11  Soph|            a certain sense, if any degree of falsehood is to be possible.~
12  Soph|            doing or suffering in a degree however slight was held