Dialogue

1 Craty|          which the circle of men’s minds was narrower and their sympathies
2 Craty|            became impressed on the minds of their countrymen, perhaps
3 Craty|        really limited by all other minds, is neither understood nor
4 Craty|          half the human frame.~The minds of men are sometimes carried
5 Craty|     writing have we present to our minds the meaning or the sound
6 Craty|           of ‘attention to our own minds,’ such as is called forth,
7 Craty| destructive power still haunts the minds of some who do not consider