Dialogue

 1 Craty| phraseology beyond the limits of science or of custom, seem to forget
 2 Craty|         Muller, ‘Lectures on the Science of Language;’ Steinthal, ‘
 3 Craty|        so great a part in mental science, were either banished or
 4 Craty|         the dominion of physical science. Even Kant himself thought
 5 Craty|         the mind of man...If the science of Comparative Philology
 6 Craty|  introduced into the world a new science which more than any other
 7 Craty|    certain that this newly-found science will continue to progress
 8 Craty|          dignity of an Inductive Science. And it is not without practical
 9 Craty|         Muller, ‘Lectures on the Science of Language;’ Steinthal, ‘
10 Craty|       fall under the same art or science; and therefore you would