Dialogue

 1 Intro|              two or more subjects or different aspects of the same subject
 2 Intro|            too much,’ which are very different things. Whereas the right
 3 Intro|              training master gives a different discipline to each of his
 4 Intro|             pupil seems to require a different mode of treatment: Would
 5 Intro|           learnt or not, and this is different from them, and the governor
 6 Intro|              I will show you how the different threads are drawn into one.
 7 Intro|         regular steps, until in four different lines of descent we detect
 8 Intro|               But even supposing the different classes of a nation, when
 9 Intro|            the regulation for mixing different tempers in marriage, he
10 Intro|             or in the account of the different kinds of states. But the
11 Intro|             links, by which, however different from them, they may be reunited
12 State|           beginning, and travel by a different road.~YOUNG SOCRATES: What
13 State|              serious changes of many different kinds when they come upon
14 State|        divisions, embracing two very different spheres.~STRANGER: There
15 State|           jumble together two widely different things, relation to one
16 State|             possessions to be noted, different from these and very extensive,
17 State|          fourth class which is again different, and in which most of the
18 State|       acknowledge this science to be different from the others?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
19 State| distinguished from politics, being a different species, yet ministering
20 State|           peace, the same as this or different?~YOUNG SOCRATES: If we are
21 State|              consistent, we must say different.~STRANGER: And we must also
22 State|         would think temperance to be different from courage; and likewise
23 State|              that men who have these different qualities of mind differ