Dialogue

 1 Craty|       the practice of different nations, and of the different Hellenic
 2 Craty|        the common work of whole nations in a primitive or semi-barbarous
 3 Craty|         pass into the hearts of nations, Homer, Shakespear, Dante,
 4 Craty|       from the mind; and slowly nations and individuals attain to
 5 Craty|     conjecture, in the lives of nations, at which they came to the
 6 Craty| learning to speak, of barbarous nations in which the linguistic
 7 Craty|       of man, of nature, and of nations, the transfiguration of
 8 Craty| learning to speak, of barbarous nations, of musical notes, of the
 9 Craty|  children and in the infancy of nations.~A kindred error is the
10 Craty|        be wholly discarded, for nations are made up of individuals.
11 Craty|        some instinct, tribes or nations left their original homes
12 Craty|        have moved the hearts of nations or are the precious stones
13 Craty|         the earth to the other. Nations, like individuals, are better