Dialogue

 1 Intro|    with him when he was quite young, a few days before his own
 2 Intro|  waxen block was; when we are young, the aviary is empty; after
 3  Thea|      you would ask one of the young fellows; for the truth is,
 4  Thea|      am too old to learn; the young will be more suitable, and
 5  Thea|    ought to be a command to a young man, bids me interrogate
 6  Thea| thought which the mind of the young man brings forth is a false
 7  Thea|     elicit something from our young friend.~THEODORUS: Do as
 8  Thea|     Why, my dear boy, you are young, and therefore your ear
 9  Thea|    say in reply,—Good people, young and old, you meet and harangue,
10  Thea|    You, Theaetetus, who are a young rogue, must not instigate
11  Thea| deliver men; but they must be young and noble and fair.~And