Dialogue

 1 Craty|            of a not very fortunate individual, who had a great deal of
 2 Craty|       receive a fresh impress from individual genius, and come with a
 3 Craty|     superficial observation of the individual, have often been mistaken
 4 Craty|         contrasted elements of the individual and nation, of the past
 5 Craty|     present at every moment to the individual, and yet having a sort of
 6 Craty|           are far greater than any individual can use. Such are a few
 7 Craty|          growth of language in the individual and in the nation cannot
 8 Craty| distinguish between collective and individual actions or processes, and
 9 Craty|        language ceases to act upon individual words; but still works through
10 Craty|            giver of the name be an individual or a city?~HERMOGENES: Yes.~
11 Craty|        find names resembling every individual number, unless you allow