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Socrates

Socrates. Very true. Therefore you must examine all that has been said from every point of view, to see if no shorter and easier road to the art appears, that one may not take a long and rough road, when there is a short and smooth one. If you have heard from Lysias or anyone else anything that can help us, try to remember it and tell it.

Phaedrus

Phaedrus. If it depended on trying, I might, but just now I have nothing to say.

Socrates

Socrates. Then shall I tell something that I have heard some of those say who make these matters their business? 5

Phaedrus

Phaedrus. Pray do.

Socrates

Socrates. Even the wolf, you know, Phaedrus, has a right to an advocate, as they say.

Phaedrus

Phaedrus. Do you be his advocate.