Dialogue

 1 Intro|             The Stranger begins the enquiry by making a division of
 2 Intro|       letters in all words? And our enquiry about the Statesman in like
 3 Intro| sluggishness.’ And if we pursue the enquiry, we find that these opposite
 4 Intro|         originate new directions of enquiry. Plato seems to be conscious
 5 State|        follows next in the order of enquiry. And please to say, whether
 6 State|          seeking the ruler; and our enquiry is not concerned with him
 7 State|          difference in a process of enquiry.~YOUNG SOCRATES: What do
 8 State|             of what was said in the enquiry about the Sophist? (Compare
 9 State|       worked out: this is where the enquiry fails.~YOUNG SOCRATES: I
10 State|           things, to go on with the enquiry and not desist until he
11 State|         words.~STRANGER: And is our enquiry about the Statesman intended
12 State|          the ease or rapidity of an enquiry, not our first, but our
13 State|             daylight in the present enquiry.~YOUNG SOCRATES: That is
14 State|         never be recovered, because enquiry would be unlawful. And human
15 State|        STRANGER: We must extend our enquiry to all those things which
16 State|       actions; and if we pursue the enquiry, we shall find that men
17 State|      STRANGER: And returning to the enquiry with which we began, have
18 State|          the subject of the present enquiry.~YOUNG SOCRATES: Very right.~