Dialogue

 1 Intro|           his imagination the same hold upon us. For he is hanging
 2 Intro|     nothing of which he could take hold, nor feet, with which to
 3 Intro|          shall not die, for I will hold you together. Hear me, then:—
 4 Intro|         ideas still retained their hold over him. He was endeavouring
 5 Intro| unchangeable nature they seemed to hold communion?~Two other points
 6 Intro|           look at them closely and hold them in their hands. They
 7 Timae|           with which it might take hold and find support, and so
 8 Timae|          of the different elements hold opposite positions; for
 9 Timae|        compounds, nor can anything hold it. And a similar principle
10 Timae|          holds them, but it cannot hold air and fire, because the
11 Timae|        marrow are united no longer hold, and are parted by the strain