Dialogue

 1 1|       there is any real heat in bodies. I only say, there is no
 2 1|      not conclude that external bodies are absolutely incapable
 3 1|     degree of heat.~PHIL. Those bodies, therefore, upon whose application
 4 1|     really inherent in external bodies, or not?~HYL. That they
 5 1|      inhere not in the sonorous bodies is plain from hence: because
 6 1|        we see exist in external bodies, or some other.~HYL. The
 7 1|         use in preserving their bodies from injuries, which appears
 8 1|   particles less than their own bodies; which will present them
 9 1|         that of ours, and whose bodies abound with different humours,
10 1| affections inherent in external bodies, they could admit of no
11 1|      change wrought in the very bodies themselves: but, is it not
12 1|        known than that the same bodies appear differently coloured
13 1|     really inhering in external bodies, but that it is altogether
14 1|          But the only action of bodies is motion; and motion cannot
15 1|       they hold exist really in bodies. The latter are those above
16 1|      their own limbs, and those bodies which are capable of harming
17 1|        or even less than it, as bodies of some considerable dimension;
18 1|         to the parts of our own bodies, do not really inhere in
19 1|    producing any motions in our bodies—suspending, exerting, or
20 1|       posture and motion of our bodies; which indeed may affect
21 2|         in animal and vegetable bodies I How exquisitely are all
22 2|  immeasurable. Yet all the vast bodies that compose this mighty
23 3|      concluded from thence that bodies really exist. Nay, now I
24 3|     produces all the motions in bodies. It is true I have denied
25 3|       own being, that there are bodies or corporeal substances (
26 3|  proportioned to the gravity of bodies. And what can withstand
27 3|         quantities of motion in bodies are in a direct compounded
28 3|    found by experience that all bodies (bating the small inequalities,
29 3|         therefore of descending bodies, and consequently their
30 3|         slow: that there are in bodies absolute extensions, without
31 3|    gross literal sense; as when bodies are said to exist in a place,
32 3|        to explain all things by bodies operating on bodies, according
33 3|   things by bodies operating on bodies, according to the laws of