Dialogue

1 Craty|       when the family became a nation, the wild growth of dialects
2 Craty| elements of the individual and nation, of the past and present,
3 Craty|      the individual and in the nation cannot be wholly discarded,
4 Craty|    priests or rhapsodists of a nation the whole or the greater
5 Craty|    less widely among the whole nation. In either case the language
6 Craty|       sinks into the mind of a nation, such as Luther’s Bible
7 Craty|       diffused through a whole nation, but a great step towards
8 Craty|     deeply on the tablets of a nation’s memory by a common use