Dialogue

 1 Craty|    shall be at the summit of my powers, from which elevation I
 2 Craty|    still put forth intellectual powers, like the mind in the body,
 3 Craty|     improvement of language the powers of the human mind were enlarged;
 4 Craty|        suggests to us about the powers of the human mind and the
 5 Craty|          to which all our other powers of expression, signs, looks,
 6 Craty|       to acquire afterwards the powers in which they are deficient;
 7 Craty|       unknown reason the motive powers of languages seem to have
 8 Craty|       Milton, not only have new powers of expression been diffused
 9 Craty|    ideas which are beyond their powers of expression, especially
10 Craty| purifier); or in respect of his powers of divination, and his truth
11 Craty|        has reference to all the powers of the God, who is the single
12 Craty|    rhythm first distinguish the powers of elementary, and then