Dialogue

 1 Text|      be moved by the desire to take part in public and political
 2 Text|      which their conduct would take, was full of apprehension-for
 3 Text|   forming desires, which often take directions conflicting with
 4 Text|      were afraid that he might take vengeance on one or other
 5 Text|     follow my advice, I do not take the initiative in advising
 6 Text|        in the future. But I do take exception to the statement
 7 Text|      all evils for all mankind take root and grow and will in
 8 Text|   eagerness also that I should take ship and go to Syracuse.
 9 Text|     wish to learn what I mean, take these in the case of one
10 Text|     for Dion. I require him to take his own property and reside
11 Text|      them but have no power to take them out of deposit without
12 Text|         will anyone consent to take me as a passenger, when
13 Text|     steps which I am trying to take. And if Dionysios does any
14 Text|        and you must not as yet take any hasty step with regard
15 Text|      longer possible for me to take mine, when Dionysios, if
16 Text|       would give half to me to take away, and would leave half
17 Text|  allowed (this is my point) to take his son and wife and sail
18 Text|        are afraid that you may take strong measures with regard
19 Text|     will not have the heart to take any fresh step contrary
20 Text| messages, urged Heracleides to take flight. Dionysios sent out