Dialogue

 1 Charm|      end of a long task, the translator may without impropriety
 2 Charm|     is quite unworthy of the translator, who seeks to produce on
 3 Charm|  from the English idiom. The translator will often have to convert
 4 Charm|      out a little there. The translator may sometimes be allowed
 5 Charm| greatest difficulties of the translator; much greater is that which
 6 Charm|     by the latter. Often the translator will have recourse to the
 7 Charm| therefore, while the English translator is limited in the power
 8 Charm| different languages, and the translator will often be compelled
 9 Charm|    the bourgeoisie.’ (d) The translator has also to provide expressions
10 Charm| covenant.’ In such cases the translator may be allowed to employ