Dialogue

 1 Intro|      difficulty in answering the question. But as nobody knows which
 2 Intro|        knows which they did, the question must remain unanswered.
 3 Intro|          here I will interpose a question: What are the true forms
 4 Intro|         all?’ I will answer that question by asking you whether the
 5 Intro|    Armenius, he touches upon the question of freedom and necessity,
 6 Intro|          He touches upon another question of great interest—the consciousness
 7 Intro|      world before the Fall, ‘the question must remain unanswered.’
 8 Intro|      sensations? Yet perhaps the question what will or will not be
 9 Intro|          revival of the Socratic question and answer applied to definition,
10 Intro|           The true answer to the question is relative to the circumstances
11 Intro| legislator would have found this question more easy than we do. For
12 Intro|         taking care of them. The question is often asked, What are
13 State|       the exact place was at the question, Where you would divide
14 State|         unfortunate in raising a question about our experience of
15 State|   correctly about the letters in question, and then to compare these
16 State|        go on to consider another question, which concerns not this
17 State|       SOCRATES: What is this new question?~STRANGER: Take the case
18 State|           should we say that the question is intended to improve his
19 State|          first, let me ask you a question.~YOUNG SOCRATES: What?~STRANGER:
20 State|          his appointment, or any question to be asked—not even in
21 State|      answer, let me ask the same question in reference to our previous
22 State|  important, even if we leave the question where it is, and do not
23 State|         true.~STRANGER: Then the question arises:—which of these untrue
24 State|       him. Please to answer me a question.~YOUNG SOCRATES: What question?~
25 State|   question.~YOUNG SOCRATES: What question?~STRANGER: There is such
26 State|       how we shall consider that question.~STRANGER: We must extend