Dialogue

 1 Craty|    following: ‘I found myself in greater perplexity about justice
 2 Craty|        of his may accomplish yet greater marvels. For the names Cronos
 3 Craty|         of motion. ‘Yes; but the greater number of words express
 4 Craty|       had been shown to exist in greater force, when his state approaches
 5 Craty|          barbarians.~(3) But the greater number of primary words
 6 Craty|     waking thoughts, attaining a greater distinctness and consecutiveness
 7 Craty| consecutiveness in speech, and a greater still in writing, taking
 8 Craty|     subject become not less, but greater, as we proceed—it is one
 9 Craty|          at our disposal are far greater than any individual can
10 Craty|          one language there is a greater development of vowels, in
11 Craty|   relation, if any, in which the greater families of languages stand
12 Craty|         the vocal instrument, by greater or less stress, by a higher
13 Craty|    euphony or expressiveness, or greater or less demand for it, or
14 Craty|         the meaning of them with greater precision. These instances
15 Craty|           it would have made far greater progress.~(4) Our knowledge
16 Craty|        may still remark how much greater and more natural the exercise
17 Craty|   suffice for this; nor (c) from greater convenience or expressiveness
18 Craty|       and meaning. In by far the greater number of words it has become
19 Craty|       which is meant chiefly the greater pleasure to the ear and
20 Craty|      pleasure to the ear and the greater facility to the organs of
21 Craty|          nation the whole or the greater part of a language is literally
22 Craty|     after a time they demanded a greater degree of freedom, and to
23 Craty|       agreeable to us and have a greater power over us. Most of us
24 Craty|      human speech will give us a greater command of it and enable
25 Craty|        be in motion conceive the greater part of nature to be a mere
26 Craty|     friend, I find myself in far greater perplexity about the nature
27 Craty|       are incorrectly given, the greater part may be supposed to
28 Craty|       Socrates, but observe; the greater number express motion.~SOCRATES: