Dialogue

 1 Intro|   overpowered in the effort of thought as to impair his style;
 2 Intro| seasons was mild, they took no thought for raiment, and had no
 3 Intro|       and are only revealed in thought. And all that we are now
 4 Intro| slightly to enlarge a Platonic thought which admits of a further
 5 Intro|     have a reflex influence on thought; they people the vacant
 6 Intro|      contained. Other forms of thought may be noted—the distinction
 7 Intro|     several important forms of thought, and made incidentally many
 8 Intro|        seems to approximate in thought and language to the Laws.
 9 Intro|  similar passages and turns of thought are generally inferior to
10 Intro|    derived from differences of thought and style disappear or may
11 State|    SOCRATES: True.~STRANGER: I thought that in taking away a part,
12 State|         I will try to make the thought, which is at this moment
13 State|     circuit?~YOUNG SOCRATES: I thought, Stranger, that there was
14 State|    greatest, are shown only in thought and idea, and in no other
15 State|   ministerial science, and are thought to be the interpreters of
16 State|       STRANGER: A minute ago I thought that they were animals of
17 State|    explain to you in words the thought which is passing in my mind.~