Dialogue

1 Intro|           Laws, though traces of a similar temper may also be observed
2 Intro|       class may also be found in a similar field: jesuits, puritans,
3 Intro|           the Eleatics, which in a similar spirit he conceives to be
4 Intro|       phenomenon described under a similar name is a figure. Freedom
5 Intro|         Bishop Berkeley, feeling a similar perplexity, is inclined
6 Intro|          or necessary, or that any similar calamity befalling a nation
7 Intro| reciprocity, cause and effect, and similar relations? It is difficult
8  Soph|         the woof; and thousands of similar expressions are used in
9  Soph|       proportions of the original, similar in length and breadth and