Dialogue

 1 Craty| Shakespear, Dante, the German or English Bible, Kant and Hegel, are
 2 Craty|        analytical languages like English or French, which have lost
 3 Craty|   composition of sounds in their English equivalents. Plato also
 4 Craty|          mind. Both in Greek and English we find groups of words
 5 Craty|        first syllable, as in its English equivalent, has the meaning
 6 Craty|          Bible or the Authorized English Translation of the Bible,
 7 Craty|    modern languages, for example English or French, possess as great
 8 Craty|          future he will find the English language as perfect and
 9 Craty|        no reason to suppose that English or French will ever be reduced
10 Craty|    another.~The structure of the English language differs greatly
11 Craty|          toinun and the like. In English the majority of sentences
12 Craty|          Greek and Latin than in English. Generally French, German,
13 Craty|    Generally French, German, and English have an advantage over the
14 Craty|      more accurately observed in English than in either Greek or
15 Craty|       freedom from tautology. No English style is thought tolerable