Dialogue

 1 1|          me A SCEPTIC, because I deny what you affirm, to wit,
 2 1|        attribute it to some, and deny it to others? And if there
 3 1|      great pain?~HYL. No one can deny it.~PHIL. And is any unperceiving
 4 1|          no reason why we should deny heat in an inferior degree
 5 1|   substance, I hope you will not deny.~PHIL. If you are resolved
 6 1|    visible points?~HYL. I cannot deny it.~PHIL. And to creatures
 7 1|       why those philosophers who deny the Secondary Qualities
 8 1|       your principles, forced to deny the REALITY of sensible
 9 2|         agreed to.~HYL. I do not deny it.~PHIL. The brain therefore
10 2|         premises, and do you now deny the conclusion, and leave
11 2|      surely is not fair.~PHIL. I deny that I agreed with you in
12 2|      reality, YOU are obliged to deny sensible things any real
13 2|          external world, which I deny. He maintains that we are
14 2|        from the PHENOMENA: BUT I deny that THE cause deducible
15 2|        by no means be thought to deny that God, or an infinite
16 2|         it; but still you do not deny it is possible; and that
17 2|          actually exist.~PHIL. I deny it to be possible; and have,
18 3|     Substance, and positively to deny the real existence of any
19 3|  substances, are in the right to deny whiteness or heat to be
20 3|          in another mind. When I deny sensible things an existence
21 3|         no idea of it; while you deny there can be such a thing
22 3|       first place, that I do not deny the existence of material
23 3|          yet surely you will not deny it is shocking, and contrary
24 3|       the point itself he cannot deny. The question between the
25 3| immediately perceived no one can deny. It is therefore evident
26 3|       that which perceives it. I deny therefore that there is
27 3|         a misapprehension that I deny the reality of sensible
28 3|        suffer pain, I positively deny. We, who are limited and
29 3|       SUBSTRATUM; this is what I deny, and you indeed affirm,
30 3|      existence of these I do not deny. Neither do you pretend
31 3|         in this respect I cannot deny the belief of Matter to
32 3|     should have said, positively deny it. Everything that is seen,
33 3|        do exist. Though indeed I deny they have an existence distinct
34 3|        am tempted to imagine you deny the things we see and feel:
35 3|         I think you ought not to deny me the privilege of using