Dialogue

 1 Craty|          improvements, at a later stage by the influence of grammar
 2 Craty|           have passed their first stage, of which, as of the first
 3 Craty|     Nevertheless we can imagine a stage of human society in which
 4 Craty|          and metre followed. Each stage in the progress of language
 5 Craty| accompanied by some corresponding stage in the mind and civilisation
 6 Craty|         call them, yet at a later stage they become universal notions,
 7 Craty|   metaphysical into an historical stage. Grammar is no longer confused
 8 Craty|         will arrive at a previous stage of it, but he is merely
 9 Craty|          word, and that the later stage of language is the result
10 Craty|      imitative or half-articulate stage continued there is no possibility
11 Craty|        meanings of words, a lower stage of language passes into
12 Craty|        has disappeared; but in no stage of language is it entirely
13 Craty|     principle, which in the later stage of the history of language