Dialogue

1 Craty| zemiodes is difficult; great changes, as I was saying, have been
2 Craty|     they are subject to many changes, and put on many disguises.
3 Craty|     of time, and observe the changes which take place in them
4 Craty|   sole or principal cause of changes in language, but only one
5 Craty|      in Europe or Asia. Such changes are the silent notes of
6 Craty|     things. We are told that changes of sound take place by innumerable
7 Craty|     was in saying that great changes are made in the meaning
8 Craty|    other examples of similar changes.~HERMOGENES: There are.~
9 Craty|     very nature of knowledge changes, at the time when the change