Dialogue

 1 Craty|         became a nation, the wild growth of dialects passed into
 2 Craty|    languages in various stages of growth, maturity, and decay. Nor
 3 Craty|        have been stunted in their growth,—lamed in their hands or
 4 Craty|         natural but not a perfect growth; like other creations of
 5 Craty| uniformity. The comparison of the growth of language in the individual
 6 Craty| exceptions would not be a natural growth: for it could not have been
 7 Craty|     anachronism? for they imply a growth of abstract ideas which
 8 Craty|           of printing.~Before the growth of poetry or the invention
 9 Craty|       appears not to be of native growth; the meaning is, touching
10 Craty|     flourish) seems to figure the growth of youth, which is swift