Dialogue

1 Intro|         human bonds of states are formed by the inter-marriage of
2 Intro|        such ideals as he had once formed, he turns away to contemplate
3 State|         that this is the estimate formed of them by the great calculator
4 State|          as at an end when he has formed a judgment;—he must assign
5 State|       imagined that the remainder formed a class, because you were
6 State|        STRANGER: Are not examples formed in this manner? We take
7 State|       never allow any State to be formed by a combination of good
8 State| intermarriage, and ties which are formed between States by giving