Dialogue

1 Craty|   they following him, utter a cry which resounds through the
2 Craty|       through the forest. The cry is almost or quite involuntary,
3 Craty|       we may imagine that the cry is repeated to a member
4 Craty|       the evening. And so the cry becomes a word. The hearer
5 Craty|     talk, he repeats the same cry again, and again he is answered;
6 Craty|      Not only can men utter a cry or call, but they can communicate
7 Craty| half-articulate language, the cry or song or speech which
8 Craty|     now call language and the cry of a bird or animal. Speech
9 Craty|       sentences, in which the cry of fear or joy mingled with