Dialogue

 1 Craty|      understood, because really a sentence which is divided into two
 2 Craty|         in a noun, or a noun in a sentence; and yet the noun or the
 3 Craty|           and yet the noun or the sentence may retain a meaning. Better
 4 Craty|        verbs; at length the whole sentence appeared, and rhythm and
 5 Craty|           may be the meaning of a sentence or a word when applied to
 6 Craty|           it is probable that the sentence is more akin to the original
 7 Craty|          is made up: So the whole sentence may be conscious, but the
 8 Craty|      being understood’ in a Greek sentence is another fiction of the
 9 Craty|         to arrange them. In every sentence, in every word and every
10 Craty|          to the thing, adapts the sentence or cadence to the general
11 Craty|        collocation of them in the sentence or paragraph, and the adaptation
12 Craty|         the connexion closer, the sentence and paragraph are better
13 Craty|        the copula. But within the sentence the expression of the logical
14 Craty|         obscure the fact that the sentence precedes the word and that
15 Craty| understood, because really like a sentence, which is divided into two
16 Craty|      order to convert this from a sentence into a noun, we omit one
17 Craty|       anthropos, which was once a sentence, and is now a noun, appears
18 Craty|          seems to be a compressed sentence, signifying on ou zetema (
19 Craty|        letter also of a noun in a sentence, and if of a noun in a sentence
20 Craty|   sentence, and if of a noun in a sentence also of a sentence which
21 Craty|           in a sentence also of a sentence which is not appropriate