Dialogue

 1 Intro|       by being made to compare cases in which they do not know
 2 Intro|     know a certain letter with cases in which they know it, until
 3 Intro| administered so as to meet the cases of individuals. Not only
 4 Intro|        or equity in particular cases.~There are two sides from
 5 Intro|      swerve or bend in extreme cases. It is the beginning of
 6 Intro|       with perfect justice the cases that were brought before
 7 State|       the individual; in other cases, a common care of creatures
 8 State|     refer them first of all to cases in which they judge correctly
 9 State|      to compare these with the cases in which they do not as
10 State|        combinations, until all cases in which they are right
11 State|   placed side by side with all cases in which they are wrong.
12 State|      and sometimes and in some cases is firmly fixed by the truth
13 State|      and then, again, in other cases is altogether at sea; having
14 State|  majority, roughly meeting the cases of individuals; and some