Dialogue

1 Intro|    nothing which they cannot hold in their hands, and in the
2 Intro|      abstractions, and loses hold of facts. The glass which
3 Intro| notions are the joints which hold them together. The simple
4 Intro|   master no longer retains a hold upon him. But he does not
5  Soph|   And now it is high time to hold a consultation as to what
6  Soph|     we can get the slightest hold upon him.~STRANGER: Will
7  Soph|      oaks; of these they lay hold, and obstinately maintain,
8  Soph|    has real existence; and I hold that the definition of being
9  Soph|      of it, we could no more hold discourse; and deprived