Dialogue

 1 Intro|           up his mind, and is very ready to follow the lead of Socrates,
 2 Intro|          the materialists, and his ready acceptance of the noble
 3 Intro|       arguments, I am marvellously ready to assent.’~‘But I ought
 4 Intro|            hour of danger they are ready to fall down and worship
 5 Intro|          and tens of thousands are ready to maintain the opposite.
 6 Intro|         wretch turns giddy, and is ready to fall over the precipice;
 7 Intro|           world, Socrates, were as ready to receive your words as
 8 Intro| sensational philosophy lies in the ready accommodation of it to the
 9  Thea|           like him, have quick and ready and retentive wits, have
10  Thea|           with them again—they are ready to go to me on their knees—
11  Thea|       actually known some who were ready to bite me when I deprived
12  Thea|        what you say, and I am very ready to assent.~SOCRATES: Let