Dialogue

 1 1|           be made of this to your present purpose, I am at a loss
 2 1|      their own bodies; which will present them with a far different
 3 1|           objects, and they shall present different colours to the
 4 1|         give up the point for the present, reserving still a right
 5 1|          whatsoever? I do at this present time conceive them existing
 6 1|           place, where no one was present to see it, methought that
 7 1|          Scepticism.~HYL. For the present I am, if not entirely convinced,
 8 1|         mouth? And, if you can at present discover any flaw in any
 9 1|      patience, Philonous. I am at present so amazed to see myself
10 2|           this Matter is, in your present sense of it.~HYL. I find
11 2|          things which you say are present to God, without doubt He
12 2|   questions, let me tell you I at present understand by MATTER neither
13 2|          then you include in your present notion of Matter nothing
14 2|           of it whatever, for the present, best served your design,
15 2|        point sufficiently for the present. The remaining part of the
16 3| scepticism that I myself am in at present.~PHIL. I assure you, Hylas,
17 3|       inference he makes from his present perceptions. Thus, in the
18 3|     perceives immediately, and at present, (it being a manifest contradiction
19 3|         from what he perceives at present, he imagines would be perceived
20 3|          the senses?~HYL. For the present, I have no inclination to
21 3|    likewise perceivable to others present? If there were a hundred
22 3|        imagine that if I had been present at the creation, I should
23 3|           that, whoever such were present, they were in truth perceived
24 3|           desert where nobody was present—that this way of explaining
25 3|           thought Him immediately present, and acting on their minds,
26 3|        entirely satisfied for the present in all respects. But, what
27 3|         state I find myself in at present; though, indeed, the course