Dialogue

 1 Intro|      of life, the destructive force of fire, the seeming regularity
 2 Intro|     answers that although the force of attraction is continually
 3 Intro|   that which has the inherent force or energy to remain at rest
 4 Timae|      one form, compressing by force the reluctant and unsociable
 5 Timae|      water, which are larger, force a passage, and dissolve
 6 Timae|      when not consolidated by force is dissolved by water only;
 7 Timae|       which are compressed by force, the particles of water
 8 Timae|     are by nature at war, and force themselves apart; and to
 9 Timae|      were to draw the fire by force towards the uncongenial
10 Timae| uncongenial element of air by force and contrary to nature,
11 Timae|    man draws in his breath by force, then no smell filters through,