Dialogue

 1 Craty|       chance, all combine in the formation of language. And the three
 2 Craty|       any language. Yet into the formation of those words have entered
 3 Craty|  differences exist in the use or formation of these organs, owing to
 4 Craty|          have been in process of formation and decay, many times over.~(
 5 Craty| introduced a new custom into the formation or pronunciation of a word;
 6 Craty|        appreciable degree to the formation of language. ‘Which of us
 7 Craty|    rhythm in verse or prose, the formation and composition of words,
 8 Craty|          order to analogy in the formation of language or even prior
 9 Craty|          which is given by a new formation or pronunciation of a word (
10 Craty|          a right or wrong in the formation of words. For almost any
11 Craty|         of words. For almost any formation which is not at variance
12 Craty|    language is really due to the formation and correlation of words
13 Craty|        and spoils the beauty and formation of the word: you would admit