Dialogue

1 Craty|   a word in a striking and familiar passage gives a complexion
2 Craty|  the new use of an old and familiar phrase has also a peculiar
3 Craty|    their distinctions were familiar to Socrates and Plato. (
4 Craty| and intonation, finding in familiar objects the expression of
5 Craty|    is called forth, not by familiar mental processes, but by
6 Craty| hand, the extension of the familiar use of the masculine and
7 Craty|    peculiar, that which is familiar, the word or expression
8 Craty|   is more intelligible and familiar to us than one which is
9 Craty|  meaning when we are quite familiar with them. Quotations are