Dialogue

1 Craty|  work of the speaker and the hearer, requiring in man a faculty
2 Craty|      cry becomes a word. The hearer in turn gives back the word
3 Craty|      and the speaker and the hearer rejoice together in their
4 Craty|   wake up in the mind of the hearer. Not only does he receive
5 Craty|     with a response from the hearer, and the half articulate
6 Craty|     are already known to the hearer or reader, they may be presupposed;
7 Craty| reader or of the speaker and hearer. Except for the sake of