Dialogue

1 Intro|     main argument, because he finds them easier to follow. The
2 Intro|      his life and of which he finds no instance to the contrary?
3 Intro|    great thought. But he soon finds that all things remain as
4 Intro|       thirdly on his dog,’ he finds that he only differs from
5 Intro|    same instant. At length he finds that he has been the victim
6 Intro| recognition in which the mind finds itself again among things
7 Intro|       and the river of speech finds out the dried-up channel.~