Dialogue

 1 Intro|          to the image, which is an apt similitude of the Socratic
 2 Intro|            reading of them, we are apt to imagine that the truth
 3 Intro|             The unrighteous man is apt to pride himself on his
 4 Intro| uncertainty. The untutored mind is apt to suppose that objects
 5 Intro|           but this mental unity is apt to be concealed from us
 6 Intro|   uncertainty is at an end. We are apt sometimes to think that
 7 Intro|          which we combine them are apt to be mere words. We are
 8 Intro|      influence of language. We are apt to suppose that when there
 9 Intro|         through the individual, is apt to be isolated— this is
10  Thea|          are good at learning, but apt to forget; and the hard
11  Thea|         they confuse them, and are apt to see and hear and think