Dialogue

 1 Intro|    presented other difficulties hardly intelligible to us, who
 2 Intro|  self-destructive, and, indeed, hardly distinguishable from one
 3 Intro| unacquainted with the world; he hardly knows whether his neighbour
 4 Intro|        a serviceable knave, who hardly knows how to wear his cloak,—
 5 Intro|        the word doxa, and could hardly be disengaged from one another
 6 Intro|        and mental processes are hardly distinguished in language
 7 Intro|       train of our thoughts are hardly realized by us at the time,
 8 Intro|      himself as a whole; he can hardly regard one act or part of
 9 Intro|  succession. Such glimpses will hardly enable us to contemplate
10 Intro|         may be imperceptible or hardly perceptible: it may be the
11  Thea|        what he is doing, but he hardly knows whether he is a man
12  Thea|      use of them are slowly and hardly gained, if they are ever