Dialogue

 1 Craty|    should be above language, making words our servants, and
 2 Craty| sounds were inspired. Yet in making these and similar generalizations
 3 Craty|   and adapt in various ways; making, first, vowels and consonants;
 4 Craty|      suspect that he is only making fun of you;—he means to
 5 Craty|   does the carpenter look in making the shuttle? Does he not
 6 Craty|      shuttle to be broken in making, will he make another, looking
 7 Craty|    smith, although he may be making the same instrument for
 8 Craty|     to be derived from their making philosophical enquiries (
 9 Craty|    mentioned has led me into making this reflection.~HERMOGENES:
10 Craty|      me go on in the hope of making you believe in the originality
11 Craty|  help imagining that you are making your mouth into a flute,