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I fully agree, however, with a portion of the English school, - a school I may observe which now has a large and most influential scientic following in Germany, - I agree, I say with a portion of this school without thereby coming into positive conflict with the others, in thinking that this Speculative Grammar ought not to confine its studies to those conventional signs of which language is composed, but that it will do well to widen its field of view so as to take into consideration also kinds of signs which, not being conventional, are not of the nature of language.
In fact, as a point of theory, I am of