Dialogue

 1 Craty|         flights of humour.~We can imagine a character having a profound
 2 Craty|       task, Hermogenes, which you imagine.~‘I should be more readily
 3 Craty|           of Cratylus; and let us imagine that some God makes them
 4 Craty|         tell? Nevertheless we can imagine a stage of human society
 5 Craty| apprehends the meaning: or we may imagine that the cry is repeated
 6 Craty|          last complete.~So we may imagine the speech of man to have
 7 Craty|           To the latter, I should imagine.~SOCRATES: Might not that
 8 Craty|          with his name. You might imagine that some person who wanted
 9 Craty|           at the moment, I should imagine that those who first used
10 Craty|       People in general appear to imagine that the term Hades is connected
11 Craty|        spells. Such a charm, as I imagine, is the God able to infuse
12 Craty|          says.~SOCRATES: I should imagine that the name Hermes has
13 Craty|   language and speech; and we may imagine him dictating to us the
14 Craty|          and round, and then they imagine that the world is going
15 Craty|      boulapteroun, and this, as I imagine, is improved into blaberon.~
16 Craty|       although there are some who imagine the day to be called emera
17 Craty|          be called?~HERMOGENES: I imagine, Socrates, that he must
18 Craty|           letter R, because, as I imagine, he had observed that the
19 Craty|          number, how can you ever imagine, my good friend, that you
20 Craty|      names, Socrates, as I should imagine, is to inform: the simple
21 Craty|        things leak like a pot, or imagine that the world is a man