Dialogue

 1 Craty|         First, Hermogenes, the poor brother of the rich Callias,
 2 Craty|       which has mind.’~‘A very poor etymology.’ Yes; but you
 3 Craty|        is used? Imitation is a poor thing, and has to be supplemented
 4 Craty|   convention, which is another poor thing; although I agree
 5 Craty|      He acknowledges that the ‘poor creature’ imitation is supplemented
 6 Craty|       supplemented by another ‘poor creature,’— convention.
 7 Craty|      we see in the case of the poor stammerer) that speech has
 8 Craty| constrained to ‘supplement the poor creature imitation by another
 9 Craty|  creature imitation by another poor creature convention.’ But
10 Craty|  creature convention.’ But the poor creature convention in the
11 Craty|   knowledge. If I had not been poor, I might have heard the