Dialogue

 1 1|  thoughts, I do not think it so evident that warmth is a pleasure
 2 1|        understand me. Is it not evident those accidents or modes
 3 1|       And if it hath, is it not evident they must see particles
 4 1|      themselves: but, is it not evident from what hath been said
 5 1|         to our senses: it being evident that what seems hard to
 6 1|      ALL minds, is in itself an evident contradiction. Nor can I
 7 1|   supports modes. And is it not evident the thing supported is different
 8 1|       coach. It is nevertheless evident that, in truth and strictness,
 9 1|         an idea. And it is most evident that NO IDEA CAN EXIST WITHOUT
10 2|     appear still more clear and evident; and, the more I consider
11 2|        that manner. To me it is evident for the reasons you allow
12 2|      demonstration, from a most evident principle, of the BEING
13 2|         brief my meaning:—It is evident that the things I perceive
14 2|         all this most plain and evident? Is there any more in it
15 2|        of a Deity seems no less evident than it is surprising. But,
16 2|      And, hath it not been made evident that no SUCH substance can
17 2|        exist, whether it be not evident you might for all that be
18 2|        over, that you have seen evident reason for denying the possibility
19 2|         could be more seemingly evident than this once was: and
20 3|         maintain: and is it not evident you are led into all these
21 3|         scheme, the same, it is evident, will hold also upon mine.
22 3|    exist beside spirit is to me evident. And that the objects immediately
23 3|       can deny. It is therefore evident there can be no SUBSTRATUM
24 3|      with ideas FROM WITHOUT is evident; and it is no less evident
25 3|      evident; and it is no less evident that there must be (I will
26 3|      resisted by nothing: it is evident, such a Being as this can
27 3| revelation; or because it is so evident to our natural faculties,
28 3|       with my principles, as is evident from what I have now said;
29 3|       said; and would have been evident to you without this, if
30 3|        you are doing. Is it not evident this objection concludes
31 3|       PHIL. Is it not therefore evident the assertors of Matter
32 3|        the same time direct and evident proofs of it. But for the
33 3|       ALL RELATION TO US? It is evident, things regard us only as