Dialogue

 1 1|         it shall appear that the case is the same with regard
 2 1|       were applying it in a like case before. But, to say no more
 3 1|     COLOURS.~HYL. Pardon me: the case of colours is very different.
 4 1|        unassisted sight. And, in case we had microscopes magnifying
 5 1|       would appear to the eye in case it were naturally endowed
 6 1|          all stark blind? Or, in case they see, can it be imagined
 7 1|         if you consider that, in case colours were real properties
 8 1|        to renounce before in the case of sounds?~HYL. I frankly
 9 1|        to retract my opinion, in case I shall hereafter discover
10 1|          faster than it would in case it described only a mile
11 1|        distance suggested in the case.~PHIL. Good Hylas, do but
12 1|     would have been perceived in case that same sense had then
13 2|         And, lastly, whether, in case I granted all you contend
14 2|        without accidents; or, in case you suppose it to have accidents
15 2|        PHIL. Pray tell me if the case stands not thus—At first,
16 3| immediately. All which makes the case of MATTER widely different
17 3|      upon the whole no parity of case between Spirit and Matter.~
18 3|        without an instrument. In case therefore you suppose God
19 3|       very same with that in the case of murder. Since, therefore,
20 3|        perceptions. Thus, in the case of the oar, what he immediately
21 3|         in one station, that, in case he advances towards the
22 3|         other circumstances. The case is the same with regard
23 3|     thence to conclude, that, in case we were placed at as great
24 3|        by the naked eye. But, in case every variation was thought
25 3|       unknown originals? And, in case you are not, whether it
26 3|      allowed to exist or no, the case is exactly the same as to
27 3|    before man. I say farther, in case we conceive the creation,
28 3|    possibility of scruple in the case, do but consider this one
29 3|          be more cautious of, in case they thought Him immediately
30 3|        your own thoughts. And in case you cannot conceive it easier
31 3|        often, if not always, the case. You should likewise take
32 3|     vulgar. I would know how the case stands in that respect;