Dialogue

 1 Craty|   important a subject all in a moment.’ ‘No, but you may “add
 2 Craty|      by his appearance. In the moment of hearing the sound, without
 3 Craty|    half fluid; the breath of a moment, yet like the air, continuous
 4 Craty|    reflected, present at every moment to the individual, and yet
 5 Craty|  belong to all men at the same moment and always; for neither
 6 Craty|      belong to all at the same moment and always, they must be
 7 Craty|   changing my opinion all in a moment, and I think that I should
 8 Craty|     not vain; for at this very moment a new and ingenious thought
 9 Craty|       what occurs to me at the moment, I should imagine that those
10 Craty|      psyche. But please stay a moment; I fancy that I can discover
11 Craty|    came into my head only this moment: I believe that the primeval
12 Craty|      which occurs to me at the moment, and reminds me of what
13 Craty| subject of importance all in a moment; at any rate, not such a
14 Craty|   known by any one; for at the moment that the observer approaches,