Dialogue

 1 Intro|     taken the Statesman and set him over the ‘bipes implume,’
 2 Intro|  once arose in the west and set in the east, and that the
 3 Intro|  higher ideas can hardly be set forth except through the
 4 State|  find and separate off, and set our seal upon this, and
 5 State| seal upon this, and we will set the mark of another class
 6 State|   STRANGER: One part may be set over the production of lifeless,
 7 State|     a similar division, and set up cranes against all other
 8 State|    of persons, and does not set the great above the small,
 9 State|    Statesman and ruler, and set him like a charioteer in
10 State|  once rose in the west, and set in the east, and that the
11 State|  moves spontaneously, being set free at such a time as to
12 State|  under his dispensation, he set them in order and restored
13 State|  dear friend, can hardly be set forth except through the
14 State|  woof, and the art which is set over them may be called
15 State|   second best thing, if you set aside the first, of which
16 State| which has knowledge, may be set aside as being not Statesmen