Dialogue

 1 1|           I resolved to rise and take a turn in the garden.~PHIL.
 2 1|   ignorance of them; since, if I take you rightly, he is to be
 3 1|         I would know whether you take the things suggested by
 4 1|           therefore, that if you take away all sensible qualities,
 5 1|       your farther satisfaction, take this along with you: that
 6 1| corporeal substance?~HYL. I will take time to solve your difficulty.~
 7 1|       other. In short, I did not take time to think.~PHIL. For
 8 1|      that matter, Hylas, you may take what time you please in
 9 1|       HYL. One great oversight I take to be this—that I did not
10 1|  sensation.~HYL. The sensation I take to be an act of the mind
11 1|       SENSATION and OBJECT; if I take you right, you distinguish
12 1|          Aye but, Philonous, you take me wrong. I do not mean
13 1|       the former?~HYL. You still take things in a strict literal
14 1|           HYL. Upon the whole, I take it to be nothing else.~PHIL.
15 1|         things he saw; but would take them for a new set of sensations,
16 1|      originals that do?~HYL. You take me right.~PHIL. They are
17 2|     brain, from which the nerves take their rise, and are thence
18 2|         azure vault! Yet, if you take the telescope, it brings
19 2|         I am far from believing. Take here in brief my meaning:—
20 2|         shapes is your Matter to take? Or, how often must it be
21 2|        two things must concur to take away all scruple, and work
22 2|        unaccountable licence you take, in pretending to maintain
23 2|          you not been allowed to take Matter in what sense you
24 3|         the bulk of mankind will take no thought about, nor think
25 3|          of the word; except you take it for granted that unknown
26 3|         appearances of things, I take to be the real things themselves.~
27 3|           abstracted from names? Take this farther reflexion with
28 3|     tasted: it is therefore red. Take away the sensations of softness,
29 3|       redness, tartness, and you take away the cherry, since it
30 3|       know not where it lies. To take away all possibility of
31 3|    MATHEMATICS themselves, if we take away the absolute existence
32 3|        case. You should likewise take heed not to argue on a PETITIO