Dialogue

 1 Intro|     beginning to use a technical language. He is bitter and satirical,
 2 Intro|       And to intelligent persons language is, or ought to be, a better
 3 Intro|    translated into the difficult language of facts. Let us, then,
 4 Intro|         speaks of what in modern language might be termed ‘impossibilities
 5 Intro| philosophy, as in childhood, the language of pictures is natural to
 6 Intro|    philosophy was to be found in language, the danger of word-catching,
 7 Intro|           the long and difficult language of facts;’ and ‘the interrogation
 8 Intro|       approximate in thought and language to the Laws. There is the
 9 State|       and have no ties or common language, they include under the
10 State|          better be delineated by language and discourse than by any
11 State|      into the long and difficult language (syllables) of facts, is
12 State|      consent, always in ordinary language has the same name.~YOUNG