Dialogue

 1 Intro| say “Yes,” the tongue will escape conviction but not the mind,
 2 Intro|    power, and you will not escape until you have come to an
 3 Intro|    on himself, and seek to escape from his own prejudices
 4 Intro| known to us at all, cannot escape from the category of relation.~
 5 Intro|  be trustworthy. He cannot escape from the laws of his own
 6 Intro|    own mind; and he cannot escape from the further accident
 7  Thea| and will hate himself, and escape from himself into philosophy,
 8  Thea|     In no other way can we escape the imputation, that in
 9  Thea|   like destiny; no man can escape from any argument which
10  Thea|     which evil-doers often escape, but a penalty which cannot