Dialogue

 1 Craty|     either to art or to law. But vocal imitation, like any other
 2 Craty|          the interjection or the vocal imitation of the object,
 3 Craty|          the interjection or the vocal imitation of the object
 4 Craty|        would crowd the mind; the vocal imitation, too, is always
 5 Craty|    lengthening or shortening the vocal instrument, by greater or
 6 Craty|        there was a time when the vocal utterance of man was intermediate
 7 Craty|       the origin of species, how vocal sounds received life and
 8 Craty|          be said to derive their vocal effect partly from contrast
 9 Craty|      word is not the work of the vocal organs only; nearly the
10 Craty|       SOCRATES: Then a name is a vocal imitation of that which
11 Craty|      imitation of that which the vocal imitator names or imitates?~
12 Craty| imitation, although that is also vocal; nor, again, an imitation