Dialogue

 1 Craty|     arrived at no conclusion—the different sides of the argument were
 2 Craty|          were personified in the different speakers; but the victory
 3 Craty|     which may be equally made in different materials, and are well
 4 Craty|         and Rabelais; such, in a different style, were Sterne, Jean
 5 Craty|       appeals to the practice of different nations, and of the different
 6 Craty|    different nations, and of the different Hellenic tribes, in confirmation
 7 Craty|         natures, and are done by different processes. There is a natural
 8 Craty|          in his mind? And as the different kinds of work differ, so
 9 Craty|     legislator ought to know the different materials and forms of which
10 Craty|          of the same drugs under different disguises of colour and
11 Craty|      Agis (leader) is altogether different in sound from Polemarchus (
12 Craty|    conditions of human life were different; how far the genius of individuals
13 Craty|         to speak was the same in different places or among different
14 Craty|        different places or among different races of men. It may have
15 Craty|        the comparative merits of different modes of expression while
16 Craty|         wider conceptions of the different branches of knowledge and
17 Craty|          give us an insight from different points of view into the
18 Craty|         by it; and it parts into different senses when the classes
19 Craty| represented by it are themselves different and distinct. A figurative
20 Craty|     spirit. Double forms suggest different meanings and are often used
21 Craty|      faults of Geology, in which different strata cross one another
22 Craty|      name, and I another; and in different cities and countries there
23 Craty|          and countries there are different names for the same things;
24 Craty|        And we must remember that different legislators will not use
25 Craty|       where he distinguishes the different names which Gods and men
26 Craty|      disguised until they appear different to the ignorant person,
27 Craty|   recognize the same drugs under different disguises of colour and
28 Craty|       makes things gentle (emera different accents).~HERMOGENES: Such
29 Craty|         of language, you see, is different; for when by the help of
30 Craty|          that which is other and different from them must signify something
31 Craty|      signify something other and different from them.~CRATYLUS: What