Dialogue

 1 Craty|          languages, the desire of euphony, to be formative principles;
 2 Craty|          inserted for the sake of euphony. This is a great mystery
 3 Craty|           put out for the sake of euphony, and time is also a great
 4 Craty|          not aware of the laws of euphony and association by which
 5 Craty|           climate or the sense of euphony or other causes, they are
 6 Craty|           speaker or clearness or euphony or expressiveness, or greater
 7 Craty| composition of words, the laws of euphony and sound, the affinities
 8 Craty|          speech, the influence of euphony, the decay or loss of inflections,
 9 Craty|       refined—the natural laws of euphony began to affect them. The
10 Craty|          sometimes to another (b) euphony, by which is meant chiefly
11 Craty|       present generation care for euphony more than truth. There is
12 Craty|        only added for the sake of euphony. Thus far, as I was saying,
13 Craty|           letters for the sake of euphony, and twisting and bedizening