Dialogue

 1 Intro|       pedantic, but sometimes necessary; and he proposes in this
 2 Intro|    which have intervened. The necessary connexion between them by
 3 Intro|        the alternative is not necessary, for there may be degrees
 4 Intro|       this, again, is equally necessary for right opinion; and we
 5 Intro|  conversant respectively with necessary and contingent matter. But
 6 Intro|  sometimes pedantic, are also necessary’; or the fine touch in the
 7 Intro|      define, though it may be necessary, is a fertile source of
 8 Intro|     to say that he is free or necessary and cannot be both is a
 9 Intro|      that they seem to have a necessary existence to us. Being the
10 Intro|     himself to be analyzing a necessary mode of thought: he was
11 Intro| highest determination, is yet necessary to any conception of it.
12 Intro|     so much forethought as is necessary to provide for the morrow,
13 Intro|    time, as well as space, is necessary to our idea of either. We
14  Thea|    correct his adversary when necessary, telling him the errors
15  Thea|    but sometimes precision is necessary, and I believe that the