Dialogue

 1 Craty|     knows how to use either a single colour, or a combination
 2 Craty| expressions or varieties of a single force or life of language
 3 Craty|      Or again, we may frame a single abstract notion of language
 4 Craty|      which he introduced in a single word may have become the
 5 Craty|     tries to reduce them to a single one. Grammar divides verbs
 6 Craty|       it affected not so much single words, as larger portions
 7 Craty|    associated is increased. A single word is thus made to do
 8 Craty|       river in Troy who had a single combat with Hephaestus?~‘
 9 Craty|       do not believe that any single name could have been better
10 Craty| powers of the God, who is the single one, the everdarting, the
11 Craty|    being thus formed out of a single proposition.~HERMOGENES:
12 Craty| expression of objects, either single letters when required, or