Dialogue

1 Parme| illustration, taken at random, of a new method. They seem to have
2 Parme|     classification. These were the ‘new weapons,’ as he terms them
3 Parme|           contain. We cannot call a new metaphysical world into
4 Parme|            more than we can frame a new universal language; in thought
5 Parme|       telling us something which is new. For you, in your poems,
6 Parme|         anything else, another; and new ideas will be always arising,
7 Parme|            on a further review, any new aspect of the question appears.~
8 Parme|            But what do you say to a new point of view? Must not
9 Parme|             one appears to create a new element in them which gives