Dialogue

 1 1|       thing as what PHILOSOPHERS CALL MATERIAL SUBSTANCE, I am
 2 1|  conclusion.~HYL. I could rather call it an INDOLENCE. It seems
 3 1|          colours.~PHIL. APPARENT call you them? how shall we distinguish
 4 1|      differences, as the schools call them.~HYL. They are.~PHIL.
 5 1|  something perceived; and this I call the OBJECT. For example,
 6 1|         the soul. You may indeed call them EXTERNAL OBJECTS, and
 7 1|        PHIL. MATERIAL SUBSTRATUM call you it? Pray, by which of
 8 1|        the existence of what you call REAL THINGS OR MATERIAL
 9 2|   affected with ideas.~PHIL. And call you this an explication
10 2|     abyss of space. Now you must call imagination to your aid.
11 2|         are ideas or sensations, call them which you will. But
12 2|         thing, whatever it be, I call Matter.~PHIL. Tell me, Hylas,
13 2|      word fire that which others call WATER. Or, if he should
14 2|           Now, in that which you call the obscure indefinite sense
15 3|          to write, would you not call for pen, ink, and paper,
16 3|          not know what it is you call for?~HYL. How often must
17 3|          to be admitted; which I call MATTER, and you call SPIRIT.
18 3|     which I call MATTER, and you call SPIRIT. This is all the
19 3|          is there why you should call it Spirit? Does not the
20 3| SUBSTRATUM, or whatever else you call it, is proportional to those
21 3|       the senses.~PHIL. What you call the empty forms and outside
22 3|  philosophers shall think fit to CALL a thing the SAME or no,
23 3|        what was perceived, might call it the SAME thing: others,
24 3|       place; and that you should call this the SAME, and I should
25 3|         whether you do or do not call them IDEAS, IT matters little.
26 3|        termed IDEAS, but THINGS. Call them so still: provided
27 3|     found any notion of what you call the ACTUALITY OF ABSOLUTE
28 3|          established, and we now call the laws of nature? You
29 3|          laws of nature? You may call this a RELATIVE, or HYPOTHETICAL