Dialogue

 1 Intro|       poets, and is beginning to use a technical language. He
 2 Intro| combinations. Example comes into use when we identify something
 3 Intro|         for they have no serious use. Then (6) there are the
 4 Intro|     determines whether we are to use persuasion, or not, is higher
 5 Intro|        demand this of him in his use of mythology and figures
 6 Intro|          hardly won, and only by use familiarized to the mind.
 7 Intro|    remarks that precision in the use of terms, though sometimes
 8 Intro|       impossible accuracy in the use of terms, the error of supposing
 9 Intro|         reversing the accustomed use of words. The law which
10 State|       the story, which may be of use in showing us how greatly
11 State|         the Statesman; we should use a name which is common to
12 State|         and have been obliged to use more than was necessary.
13 State|      Carding and one half of the use of the comb, and the other
14 State|        the definition will be of use to you.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
15 State|          wisdom and justice, and use their power with a view
16 State|      leave notes of them for the use of his pupils or patients.~
17 State|       But supposing that he does use some gentle violence for
18 State|      model, then the others must use the written laws of this—
19 State|         last refined away by the use of tests, until the gold