Dialogue

 1 Intro|     power; the characters excite little or no interest, and the
 2 Intro|    rhetoric of the Phaedrus, by ‘little invisible pegs,’ but in
 3 Intro|         stamps, which may with a little violence be comprehended
 4 Intro|       worse physician who uses a little gentle violence in effecting
 5 Intro|      thinkers, because there was little or nothing in the space
 6 Intro|         The too much and the too little are in restless motion:
 7 Intro|        and at the same time some little violence may be used in
 8 Intro|       and good judge, who paying little or no regard to the law,
 9 Intro|       VII. There would have been little disposition to doubt the
10 State|    Stranger.~THEODORUS: And in a little while, Socrates, you will
11 State|    proceed, to make my meaning a little clearer.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
12 State|         much haste, which is too little speed.~YOUNG SOCRATES: And
13 State|         think that we may have a little amusement; there is a famous
14 State|      there is not much, and that little is more to the purpose.
15 State|         some of them may, with a little forcing, be placed among
16 State|     agree.~STRANGER: Let us go a little nearer, in order that we
17 State| imitations of this, as we said a little while ago, some for the
18 State|        sort of tribute, of which little or nothing is spent upon