Dialogue

 1 Intro|      the Stranger to finish the argument...~The Stranger suggests
 2 Intro|         There is reason for the argument in favour of a property
 3 Intro|    writings, but may be even an argument in their favour. If we suppose
 4 State|  probably the completion of the argument will best show what you
 5 State|         part or class which the argument aims at reaching,—the one
 6 State|     that you have completed the argument, and I suppose that you
 7 State|          STRANGER: And this the argument defined to be the art of
 8 State|     this is as you say, can our argument about the king be true and
 9 State|         bring disgrace upon the argument at its close.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
10 State| Statesman with the rest, as the argument seems to require.~YOUNG
11 State|      let us resume the previous argument, and as there were innumerable
12 State|         them, in order that the argument may proceed in a regular
13 State|      was the point at which the argument eluded our grasp, so in
14 State|  absolute truth; meanwhile, the argument that the very existence
15 State|         which concerns not this argument only but the conduct of
16 State| enquirer without any trouble or argument; whereas the greatest and
17 State|    YOUNG SOCRATES: That, as the argument has already intimated, will
18 State|       was shown in the previous argument.~STRANGER: Thank you for
19 State|      after many windings in the argument appears to have been most