Dialogue

 1 Craty|   warrior); but the two words present the same idea of leader
 2 Craty|       nation, of the past and present, of the inward and outward,
 3 Craty|  interpreting the past by the present, and of substituting the
 4 Craty|     which they are reflected, present at every moment to the individual,
 5 Craty| general reflections which the present state of philology calls
 6 Craty|   speaking or writing have we present to our minds the meaning
 7 Craty|      we quench our thirst are present: the whole draught may be
 8 Craty|  definite conclusions than at present. Like some other branches
 9 Craty|   thought to be buried in our present life; or again the index
10 Craty|       now-a-days, because the present generation care for euphony
11 Craty|   desire of that which is not present but absent, and in another
12 Craty|        as imeros is to things present; eros (love) is so called
13 Craty|  notions of them. And in this present enquiry, let us say to ourselves,
14 Craty|    need hardly be disputed at present. But if I can assign names
15 Craty|      whether you abide by our present convention, or make a new
16 Craty|     leave the beginning as at present, and not reject the epsilon,
17 Craty|      give me a lesson; but at present, go into the country, as