Dialogue

 1 Craty|        the State, who prescribes rules for the dialectician and
 2 Craty|      yourself should observe the rules of moderation. ‘I will do
 3 Craty|          be reckoned many of the rules and traditions of grammar,
 4 Craty|       liberties with grammatical rules; it appears never to have
 5 Craty|      grammar ties it up in fixed rules. Language has many varieties
 6 Craty|          sentences, what are the rules of accent and rhythm in
 7 Craty|        began to affect them. The rules of syntax are likewise based
 8 Craty|      fallen out of use. Here are rules with exceptions; they are
 9 Craty|  themselves indications of other rules. Many of these interruptions
10 Craty| exceptions are as regular as the rules, but the causes of them
11 Craty|          laws of language or the rules of grammar, or rather is
12 Craty|          of which he is king; he rules, and owns, and holds it.