Dialogue

 1 Intro|       indissoluble except by the hand of the framer. Each of the
 2 Intro|        two of fire. On the other hand, when condensed, two volumes
 3 Intro|         acid. When, on the other hand, the composition of the
 4 Intro|          body. When on the other hand the body, though wasted,
 5 Intro|    eternal pattern. On the other hand, there is no truth of which
 6 Intro|        Greek). Yet, on the other hand, we are conscious that knowledge
 7 Intro|          space. We, on the other hand, are disposed to fancy that
 8 Intro|        on its axis. On the other hand it has been urged that if
 9 Intro|        escaped him. On the other hand it may be urged that the
10 Intro|        perceptions. On the other hand, the tongue is one of the
11 Intro|         own genius. On the other hand we find fewer traces in
12 Intro|         to man. Yet on the other hand, in the Tenth Book of the
13 Intro|    Robinson Crusoe. On the other hand there is no kind or degree
14 Timae| preserves us. When, on the other hand, the gods purge the earth
15 Timae|          was indissoluble by the hand of any other than the framer.~
16 Timae|         be perfect. On the other hand, if they were created by
17 Timae|         made a beginning, I will hand the work over to you. And
18 Timae|         have earth; on the other hand, substances of the nature
19 Timae|         vice versa. On the other hand the impression of sense
20 Timae|     always ready prepared and at hand to clean the mirror. And