Dialogue

 1 1|   accounts I heard of you.~PHIL. Pray, what were those?~HYL. You
 2 1|      what you have to say.~PHIL. Pray, Hylas, what do you mean
 3 1|         others? And if there be, pray let me know that reason.~
 4 1|        opinion.~HYL. I do.~PHIL. Pray, is your corporeal substance
 5 1|        from them doth not.~PHIL. Pray what is it that distinguishes
 6 1|        other sensible qualities? Pray how do the mathematicians
 7 1|          SUBSTRATUM call you it? Pray, by which of your senses
 8 1|         the literal sense.~PHIL. Pray let me know any sense, literal
 9 1|        is some fallacy or other. Pray what think you of this?
10 1|         you have excluded sense, pray shew me what reason you
11 2|          occasions of our ideas. Pray tell me whether by the BRAIN
12 2|     ideas. And, if you think so, pray how do you account for the
13 2|        gladly know that opinion: pray explain it to me.~HYL. They
14 2|          are in the right.~PHIL. Pray let me know what reasoning
15 2|           An instrument say you; pray what may be the figure,
16 2|        for reasons of my belief. Pray what reasons have you not
17 2|         you understand OCCASION, pray, in the next place, be pleased
18 2|       mediately. If immediately, pray inform me by which of the
19 2|         anywise apprehend.~PHIL. Pray where do you suppose this
20 2|          HYL. None at all.~PHIL. Pray tell me if the case stands
21 3|        you in mind of one thing. Pray, Philonous, were you not
22 3|        all the difference.~PHIL. Pray, Hylas, is that powerful
23 3| existence of CARTER is inferred. Pray is not this arguing in a
24 3|         dreaming all this while? Pray what becomes of all their
25 3|       can get over what follows. Pray are not the objects perceived
26 3|     exist without the mind.~HYL. Pray let me see any sense you
27 3|       argues imperfection.~PHIL. Pray consider what you are doing.
28 3|      will occur hereafter?~PHIL. Pray, Hylas, do you in other