Dialogue

 1 Intro|          discussion, the reflection naturally arises, How happy are they
 2 Intro|           dialogue. The philosopher naturally desires to pour forth the
 3 Intro|      suggesting the questions which naturally arise in our own minds on
 4 Intro|              and to which our ideas naturally adapt themselves; and we
 5 Intro|          the difficulty in question naturally arises owing to the childhood
 6 Intro|       rudimentary and imperfect. It naturally began with an effort to
 7 Intro|         around this fiction and are naturally described by the help of
 8 Intro|           relating to the mind most naturally assume.~We may preface the
 9 Intro| recollection either accidentally or naturally associated with them. But
10  Thea|          who hears the praises will naturally desire to examine him who