Dialogue

 1 Craty|    names is to be found in the analysis of their elements. But why
 2 Craty|  however far we carry back our analysis some ultimate elements or
 3 Craty|         which they gather from analysis and observation.~(2) There
 4 Craty|       cold, and so on. Plato’s analysis of the letters of the alphabet
 5 Craty|        which the philosophical analysis of language teaches us is,
 6 Craty|       perfection, and that the analysis of them can only be carried
 7 Craty|       human mind.~In the later analysis of language, we trace the
 8 Craty|    error of supposing that the analysis of grammar and logic has
 9 Craty|        is the result rather of analysis than of synthesis, or possibly
10 Craty|    language is really only the analysis of it, and this analysis
11 Craty|       analysis of it, and this analysis admits of innumerable degrees.
12 Craty|     could be elicited from the analysis of the proposition, in this
13 Craty| jabbering of animals, from the analysis of sounds in relation to
14 Craty|    primary names which precede analysis show the natures of things,