Dialogue

 1 Intro| successively examined, we first get rid of the confusion of
 2 Intro|         and lasting, and do not get confused. But in the ‘hairy
 3 Intro|  themselves; and we can no more get rid of them than we can
 4 Intro| enlarges also. We cannot indeed get beyond facts, but neither
 5 Intro|   acceptance for the one nor to get rid of the other.~The system
 6 Intro|   thought, we must endeavour to get rid of the disguises, oppositions,
 7 Intro|       or behind them; we cannot get rid of them. And to throw
 8  Thea|    Megara?~EUCLID: He wanted to get home: although I entreated
 9  Thea|  understand these things. And I get on pretty well in general;
10  Thea|       see him rejected, and not get into a passion if I take
11  Thea|       And if he could only just get his head out of the world
12  Thea|       their own sweet will, and get their inspiration anywhere,
13  Thea|       to remark, you will never get a reason, whether with their
14  Thea|        pull us over, and try to get away from the others. But
15  Thea|    express themselves, and must get a new language. I know of
16  Thea|       we find the solution, and get away from them, we may regard
17  Thea|     long ago, he may resume and get hold of the knowledge which
18  Thea|      which he knows, but he may get a false opinion about it;
19  Thea|         now saying, that if you get at the difference and distinguishing
20  Thea|        persons affirm, you will get at the definition or explanation