Dialogue

 1 Craty|    always falls short in some degree of the original, and if
 2 Craty|       not see that there is a degree of deception about names?
 3 Craty|      to philology in the same degree as to most of the physical
 4 Craty|  resolved into differences of degree. But we must not assume
 5 Craty|   experience, and throws some degree of light upon a dark corner
 6 Craty|     words everywhere in every degree of clearness and consistency,
 7 Craty| contributed in an appreciable degree to the formation of language. ‘
 8 Craty|      has attained to any high degree of literary excellence.~
 9 Craty|       they demanded a greater degree of freedom, and to those
10 Craty|      are compounded bore some degree of resemblance to the objects