Dialogue

 1 Text|       listen to entreaties and go, or how I ought to act;
 2 Text|    willing to obey him, he may go on to give him other advice.
 3 Text|   cherish. The wise man should go through life with the same
 4 Text| arguments as I could to let me go; and we made an agreement
 5 Text|    urging and entreating me to go. For persistent rumours
 6 Text|    that I should take ship and go to Syracuse. The letter
 7 Text|   would have refused to let me go, unless an order had been
 8 Text|        is perhaps necessary to go on working for a year, and
 9 Text|        saying that I wanted to go, and that he should on no
10 Text|    consented and allowed me to go, giving me money for the
11 Text|     his aid, if they wished to go; “But for myself,” I continued, “