Dialogue

1 Intro|        feel the need of further divisions of knowledge; and is becoming
2 Intro|         and also having greater divisions of past, present, and future.
3 Intro|       parted into the two great divisions of those who saw only a
4 Intro|      moderns. They had no clear divisions of colours or substances;
5 Intro|     months, years, the military divisions of an army, the civil divisions
6 Intro| divisions of an army, the civil divisions of a state, seemed to afford
7 Intro|      unless regularly marked by divisions of number, partakes of the
8 Intro|   digestion. Except the general divisions into the spleen, the liver,