Dialogue

1 Intro|  their origin to a similar cause; the bodily frame is preserved
2 Intro|  his master, who holds the cause in his hands; the path never
3 Intro|    part of his life as the cause or effect of any other act
4 Intro|   like an effect without a cause, and therefore we suppose
5  Thea|    that I must take up his cause myself, and see justice
6  Thea| who is seated, and has the cause in his hands; the trial