Dialogue

 1 Charm|     In framing the English sentence we are insensibly diverted
 2 Charm|   to say, the members of a sentence are either opposed to one
 3 Charm|  or two ‘fors’ in the same sentence where the Greek repeats (
 4 Charm|       The formation of the sentence and of the paragraph greatly
 5 Charm| developed from within. The sentence marks another step in an
 6 Charm| not always certain where a sentence begins and ends; and paragraphs
 7 Charm| spoiling the effect of the sentence by introducing ‘it.’ Collective
 8 Charm| for a long and complicated sentence which is rarely to be found
 9 Charm|  we must break up the long sentence into two or more short ones.
10 Charm|    occur twice in the same sentence. But the Greek has no such
11 Charm|    in the composition of a sentence only, or yet of a single