Dialogue

 1 Intro|        Laws to the Republic, we see that the entire disregard
 2 Intro|         right; and I am glad to see that you have not forgotten
 3 Intro|         already near the end, I see no harm in taking the longer,
 4 Intro|  opposite virtues, and seems to see a similar opposition pervading
 5 State|   discussing, do we not clearly see that there is one science
 6 State|          STRANGER: Then we must see whether there is any mark
 7 State|       another’s. And now let us see if the supreme power allows
 8 State|          YOUNG SOCRATES: Yes, I see, thanks to you.~STRANGER:
 9 State| discussion of the name,—can you see a way in which a person,
10 State|   occurred in both.~STRANGER: I see that you enter into my meaning;—
11 State|   investigated all the same, to see whether, like the divine
12 State|       be far wrong in trying to see the nature of example in
13 State|       kindred arts?~STRANGER: I see that I have not taken you
14 State|          But surely men whom we see acting as hirelings and
15 State|       now, Socrates, I begin to see who they are.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
16 State|    Statesman, if we are ever to see daylight in the present
17 State|     discover, and then we shall see who are the false politicians
18 State|        my statements. And now I see that we shall have to consider
19 State|         and royal power. Do you see why this is?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
20 State|      planting, or if we were to see an art of rearing horses,