Dialogue

 1 Intro|         The waxen block in the heart of a man’s soul, as I may
 2 Intro|    confused. But in the ‘hairy heart,’ as the all-wise poet sings,
 3 Intro|    cleft between them; and the heart and the conscience of man
 4  Thea|       in the simplicity of his heart he cannot help going into
 5  Thea|       senses and sink into the heart of the soul, as Homer says
 6  Thea|         SOCRATES: But when the heart of any one is shaggy—a quality
 7  Thea|       But what puts you out of heart?~SOCRATES: I am not only
 8  Thea| SOCRATES: I am not only out of heart, but in positive despair;
 9  Thea|       we are not going to lose heart as yet.~THEAETETUS: Certainly,
10  Thea|    Certainly, I shall not lose heart, if you do not.~SOCRATES: