Dialogue

 1 1|        Hylas: I did not expect to find you abroad so early.~HYLAS.
 2 1|        nature and common sense, I find my understanding strangely
 3 1|         riddle.~HYL. I am glad to find there was nothing in the
 4 1|         smells? &c.~HYL. I do not find that I can.~PHIL. Doth it
 5 1|         ideas, I believe you will find, they are not the pure abstracted
 6 1|           think a little—I do not find that I can.~PHIL. And can
 7 1|         It is.~PHIL. But I do not find my will concerned any farther.
 8 1|        altogether passive. Do you find it otherwise with you, Hylas?~
 9 1|       many modes and qualities, I find it necessary to suppose
10 1|         comprehend it: in short I find that I know nothing of it.~
11 1|      consider the point, I do not find I can give you any good
12 1|        mind.~HYL. Upon inquiry, I find it is impossible for me
13 1|       cannot be expected I should find my way out. You must give
14 1|     discourse, and try if you can find any fallacy in it, or invent
15 2|       present sense of it.~HYL. I find myself affected with various
16 2|          reason? I do by no means find fault with your reasoning,
17 2|      Matter, viz. MOTION.~PHIL. I find you are at every turn relapsing
18 2|           without it; or that you find by experience the use of
19 2|        nice observation, I do not find I have any positive notion
20 2|      profess, Philonous, I do not find that I can. At first glance,
21 2|          attends demonstration. I find myself relapsing into an
22 2|         have said it already, and find I must still repeat and
23 3|     senses, and leave things as I find them. To be plain, it is
24 3|      exterior to my mind; since I find them by experience to be
25 3|         and from the dependency I find in myself and my ideas,
26 3|        Whether, upon inquiry, you find there is anything distinctly
27 3|     others, without being able to find a solution for this, you
28 3|          of the creation, and now find no alteration in my manner
29 3| unaccountable backwardness that I find in myself towards your notions.~
30 3| difficulty occurs, try if you can find a solution for it on the
31 3|  recollection, I believe you will find this to have been often,
32 3|        feel: but, upon reflexion, find there is no ground for it.
33 3|    EXISTENCE. This is the state I find myself in at present; though,