Dialogue

 1 Intro|       minds a sense of truth and justice, which is the divine bond
 2 Intro| courageous fall short of them in justice, but in action are superior
 3 Intro|         the sense of freedom and justice among mankind.~But even
 4 Intro|     sacrifice something of their justice to their certainty. Suppose
 5 Intro| attempted to decide with perfect justice the cases that were brought
 6 Intro|       the ideal of a judge. Such justice has been often exercised
 7 State|          the rules of wisdom and justice, and use their power with
 8 State|         the herd, and to enforce justice in their dealings with one
 9 State|       great rule of distributing justice to the citizens with intelligence
10 State|          and persuades men to do justice, and assists in guiding
11 State|          capable of partaking of justice; but when not partaking,
12 State|     falls short of the former in justice and caution, but has the