Dialogue

 1 Text| considered that they would, of course, so manage the State as
 2 Text|       life, as I looked at the course of affairs and saw them
 3 Text|    symptoms and in the general course of public life, I postponed
 4 Text|    methodically and in a right course, it asks advice about any
 5 Text|        after proceeding on the course which we described, and
 6 Text|      had followed the opposite course of levying attribute for
 7 Text|    which took an extraordinary course and proved disgraceful to
 8 Text|     rule of laws-for the other course is better neither for the
 9 Text|       I now give you. For this course is akin to that which Dion
10 Text|        is indeed a second best course. The first and best was
11 Text|   reached the end of the whole course of study or gained such
12 Text|  incapable of carrying out the course of study; while some of
13 Text|       coming into being in the course of nature, to fire, water,
14 Text|       one with another, in the course of scrutiny and kindly testing
15 Text|      Charybdis measure back my course,~but must tell Dionysios
16 Text|        in the future takes the course which may reasonably be
17 Text|       and enquire whether this course satisfies him. If it does
18 Text|     the spot for the son. This course, he said, was the most just.
19 Text|       the smallest scale.~This course Dion actually followed,