Dialogue

 1 Craty|      he also recognises the effect of time, the influence of
 2 Craty|   he is told, heightens the effect. Socrates in his genial
 3 Craty| things. Socrates replies in effect that words have an independent
 4 Craty| cause, and too little of an effect,—too much of an absolute,
 5 Craty|     conception of cause and effect or of the finite and infinite
 6 Craty|  said to derive their vocal effect partly from contrast of
 7 Craty|    which contributes to the effect of it.~The principle of
 8 Craty|     shade of colour to give effect to his picture. It would
 9 Craty|  period. Of the comparative effect of accent and quantity and
10 Craty|     ridiculous would be the effect of names on things, if they