Dialogue

 1 Craty|    remarks are applicable to nearly all the works of Plato,
 2 Craty|    his state approaches more nearly to that of children or animals.
 3 Craty|     the philosophy of Hegel; nearly all of them to a certain
 4 Craty|  prior to them and much more nearly allied to sense. It is not
 5 Craty|     generally on the same or nearly the same pattern and had
 6 Craty|    the verb and the noun are nearly perfected, though in no
 7 Craty|    of the vocal organs only; nearly the whole of the upper part
 8 Craty| attained to a point at which nearly every printed book is spelt
 9 Craty|     appears to me to be very nearly the same as the name of
10 Craty|    and a holder (ektor) have nearly the same meaning, and are