Dialogue

1 Craty|       languages like Greek and Latin, which have retained their
2 Craty|       or German. Even a little Latin will enable us to appreciate
3 Craty|  certainly in Sanskrit, Greek, Latin, we are not at the beginning
4 Craty|       that the accusative of a Latin noun in ‘us’ should end
5 Craty|        self-improvement as the Latin, if not as the Greek. Nor
6 Craty|   Modern Greek or of Mediaeval Latin. The wide diffusion of great
7 Craty|    greatly from that of either Latin or Greek. In the two latter,
8 Craty| distinctly marked in Greek and Latin than in English. Generally
9 Craty|        than in either Greek or Latin. On the other hand, the