Dialogue

 1 Intro|     creation, in which they are far behind their competitors;—
 2 Intro| patients or pupils, goes into a far country, and comes back
 3 Intro|     like him, comes back from a far country, is he to be prohibited
 4 Intro|     method. Yet they are not so far apart as they appear: in
 5 Intro|      may however be doubted how far, either in a Greek or modern
 6 Intro|        ships, but it would be a far greater evil if each particular
 7 Intro|         Greek cities which were far worse now in his old age
 8 State|     will they differ at all, as far as government is concerned?~
 9 State|       were laying down, that as far as we can we should divide
10 State|    merry-maker and musician, as far as their nature is susceptible
11 State|         But their motion is, as far as possible, single and
12 State|       in him, and executing, as far as he remembered them, the
13 State|        and give nourishment, as far as they could, of themselves,
14 State|      Then you and I will not be far wrong in trying to see the
15 State|       who is about to go into a far country, and is expecting
16 State|       to preserve them, and, as far as may be, to make them
17 State|        to pass them, would be a far greater and more ruinous
18 State|        particulars of action as far as they admit of being written
19 State|        would only be acting, as far as they are able, like the
20 State|        teaches?~YOUNG SOCRATES: Far superior.~STRANGER: And
21 State|        rather reject the bad as far as possible, and accept
22 State|  becomes temperate and wise, as far as this may be in a State,
23 State|  natures like their own, and as far as they can they marry and
24 State|  presides over them, and, in so far as to be happy is vouchsafed