Dialogue

 1 Intro|        joke about man being an animal, who has a power of two-feet—
 2 Intro|       knows that the political animal is a pedestrian. At this
 3 Intro|     The tame, walking, herding animal, may be divided into two
 4 Intro|       in the heaven affect the animal world, and this being the
 5 Intro|         and then fastening the animal elements with a human cord.
 6 Intro|   distinguish between the mere animal life of innocence, the ‘
 7 Intro|      and that some intelligent animal, like a crane, might go
 8 Intro|        further, and divide the animal world into cranes and all
 9 State|      we look for the political animal? Might not an idiot, so
10 State|        of managing the walking animal has to be further divided,
11 State|         Every tame and herding animal has now been split up, with
12 State| generation and nurture; for no animal was any longer allowed to
13 State|       it is akin, and then the animal nature, and binds that with