Dialogue

 1 1|       HYL. I do not sufficiently understand you.~PHIL. In reading a
 2 1|          you are resolved not to understand me. Is it not evident those
 3 1|          of my senses. I clearly understand my own meaning.~PHIL. I
 4 1|         I wish you would make me understand it too. But, since you are
 5 1|        light; since by LIGHT you understand a corporeal substance external
 6 1|           whatsoever faculty you understand by those words. Besides,
 7 1|          Right.~PHIL. Make me to understand the difference between what
 8 1|           I beseech you, make me understand something by them. You tell
 9 1|         or not literal, that you understand it in.—How long must I wait
10 1|         pass over all this; if I understand you rightly, you say our
11 1| impossible for me to conceive or understand how anything but an idea
12 2|     first know whether I rightly understand your hypothesis. You make
13 2|         the mind.~PHIL. I do not understand how our ideas, which are
14 2|  Substance of God. This I do not understand; but I say, the things by
15 2|      acknowledge.~HYL. I think I understand you very clearly; and own
16 2|        received; and tell me you understand by it, an unextended, thinking,
17 2|          shewn in what sense you understand OCCASION, pray, in the next
18 2|         me tell you I at present understand by MATTER neither substance
19 3|     inherent in THEM. But I, who understand by those words the things
20 3|      perceive its motion.~HYL. I understand you; and must needs own
21 3|   intelligence, this I can never understand. This I say, though we had
22 3|      seen, it is not in order to understand better the same object which
23 3|      sense, therefore, are we to understand those expressions? Explain
24 3|         me see any sense you can understand it in.~PHIL. Why, I imagine
25 3|       account of the creation, I understand that the several parts of
26 3|       metaphysical sense you may understand it in, you only can tell.~
27 3|       creation?~PHIL. May we not understand it to have been entirely
28 3|      could perceive, imagine, or understand, remains still with you.