Dialogue

1 Intro| made should cut through the middle; if you attend to this rule,
2 Intro| method;—if we divide in the middle, we are most likely to light
3 Intro|   the aristocracy, upon the middle classes, upon the people,
4 Intro|  education and manners, the middle and lower in industry and
5 Intro|   place the government in a middle class of citizens, sufficiently
6 Intro| clerical persecution in the Middle Ages. But ‘laissez-faire’
7 State|   way is to cut through the middle; which is also the more
8 State|     we should divide in the middle; but it is longer. We can
9 State|    the beginning, or in the middle, I should have demurred