Dialogue

 1 Craty|  literature like yourself should observe the rules of moderation. ‘
 2 Craty|          of poetry and prose. We observe also the reciprocal influence
 3 Craty|         history of languages, we observe that they are always slowly
 4 Craty|        of the human mind. We can observe the social and collective
 5 Craty| accompanied with gesture. We may observe that the child learns to
 6 Craty|       point of view of time, and observe the changes which take place
 7 Craty|        The simplest of all is to observe our own use of language
 8 Craty|          of a deep sound. We may observe also (as we see in the case
 9 Craty|      which I should much wish to observe. Let us, then, if you please,
10 Craty|    SOCRATES: Perhaps you did not observe that in the names which
11 Craty|        allesthai (leaping). Pray observe how I gallop away when I
12 Craty|  dictator, like yourself, should observe the laws of moderation and
13 Craty|        is true.~SOCRATES: Do you observe that only the ancient form
14 Craty|         consistent. Did you ever observe in speaking that all the
15 Craty|         episteme (knowledge) and observe how ambiguous this word
16 Craty|     CRATYLUS: Yes, Socrates, but observe; the greater number express