Dialogue

 1 Intro|         of the future; and ‘the expedient,’ if not ‘the just and true,’
 2 Intro|        the thing which seems is expedient to every one. But this begins
 3 Intro|       State were always good or expedient, although this may be the
 4 Intro|      intention of them. For the expedient has to do with the future,
 5 Intro|         it.~And therefore it is expedient once more to review the
 6  Thea|   determining what is or is not expedient for the community one state
 7  Thea|        in the belief that it is expedient will always be really expedient.
 8  Thea| expedient will always be really expedient. But in the other case,
 9  Thea|      the term used, the good or expedient is the aim of legislation,
10  Thea|         under which the good or expedient falls. That whole class