Dialogue

 1 1|          with you.~PHIL. Whether doth doubting consist in embracing
 2 1|         denial therefore of this doth not imply the denying them.~
 3 1|         sense?~HYL. Right.~PHIL. Doth it not follow from this,
 4 1|         blue, and that my reason doth thence evidently conclude
 5 1|         sense of seeing?~HYL. It doth.~PHIL. In like manner, though
 6 1|     thing?~HYL. Certainly.~PHIL. Doth the REALITY of sensible
 7 1|       not find that I can.~PHIL. Doth it not therefore follow,
 8 1|          pin pricks your finger, doth it not rend and divide the
 9 1|    fibres of your flesh?~HYL. It doth.~PHIL. And when a coal burns
10 1|          coal burns your finger, doth it any more?~HYL. It doth
11 1|        doth it any more?~HYL. It doth not.~PHIL. Since, therefore,
12 1|         hath been said of tastes doth not exactly agree to them?
13 1|          It seems then the light doth no more than shake the optic
14 1|      times greater than another. Doth it not therefore follow
15 1|     should subsist in that which doth not perceive it.~HYL. I
16 1|         in half the time that it doth to you. And the same reasoning
17 1|        in our own minds. But, it doth not follow, because those
18 1|      motion abstracted from them doth not.~PHIL. Pray what is
19 1|      them abstractedly. But, how doth it follow that, because
20 1|        other sensible qualities, doth it not follow, that where
21 1|        Without doubt.~PHIL. But, doth it in like manner depend
22 1|         in every sensation? And, doth it not follow from your
23 1|       HYL. I acknowledge it. But doth not my sense deceive me
24 1|    change.~PHIL. Sight therefore doth not suggest, or any way
25 1|        of your approach.~HYL. It doth not; but still I know, upon
26 1|     sight?~HYL. It cannot.~PHIL. Doth it not therefore follow
27 2|         drawn over her face, and doth she not change her dress
28 2| difference in opinion.~PHIL. And doth not MATTER, in the common
29 2|      inactive Substance?~HYL. It doth.~PHIL. And, hath it not
30 2|      this inconceivable Somewhat doth exist? Is it that you imagine
31 2|       give up the point.~HYL. It doth not readily occur what I
32 2|     power of God; and whether it doth not derogate from those
33 3|       ideas should exist in what doth not perceive, or be produced
34 3|           or be produced by what doth not act, is repugnant. But,
35 3|          myself, to wit, that it doth exist out of his mind. But
36 3|      that sin or moral turpitude doth not consist in the outward
37 3|    murder. Since, therefore, sin doth not consist in the physical
38 3|     yours, or in any other mind. Doth it not therefore follow,
39 3|          the existence of Matter doth not make the creation conceivable,
40 3|          of their natures, which doth not suppose their reality
41 3|   NON-EXISTENCE OF MATTER. If it doth not, you might as well argue