Dialogue

1 Text| another. But I knew that the character of Dion’s mind was naturally
2 Text|      with my disposition and character, he did become more and
3 Text|     of his natural gifts and character, and because, knowing as
4 Text|    to every living being, to character in souls, and to all things
5 Text|      in what is called moral character)-or it may have become so
6 Text|     be entirely blind to the character of such men, but it would
7 Text|      strange and paradoxical character of the incidents. If in