Dialogue

 1 1|        the ill tendency of the affected doubts of some philosophers,
 2 1|   brain, the soul is thereupon affected with the sensation called
 3 1|        the nerves, the mind is affected with a sensation, which
 4 1|    that I am a thinking being, affected with variety of sensations;
 5 1|     you only know that you are affected with such certain sensations
 6 1|   standing order of nature) be affected with, after such a certain
 7 2|        the brain, is variously affected with ideas.~PHIL. And call
 8 2|      the manner whereby we are affected with ideas?~HYL. Why not,
 9 2|    particular ideas I shall be affected with upon opening my eyes
10 2|      of it.~HYL. I find myself affected with various ideas, whereof
11 2|     conceive how you should be affected by it. Or, supposing it
12 2|      you might for all that be affected with the same ideas you
13 3|      tower, he should still be affected with the like ideas, he
14 3|       in the name. That we are affected with ideas FROM WITHOUT
15 3|      as you that, since we are affected from without, we must allow
16 3|      HYL. Are we not sometimes affected with pain and uneasiness
17 3|     can suffer nothing, nor be affected with any painful sensation,
18 3|      law of our nature, we are affected upon every alteration in
19 3|      to shew how we come to be affected with ideas, in that manner
20 3|       not in all circumstances affected with the same appearances.
21 3|     are not in the same manner affected with the ideas I frame in
22 3|    faculties, and consequently affected in like sort by their senses,
23 3|         in a word, that we are affected with sensible impressions.~
24 3|       Thus, when the palate is affected with such a particular taste,
25 3| particular taste, the sight is affected with a red colour, the touch
26 3| perceives them; and that it is affected from without, or by some
27 3|       fallacious pretences and affected scruples of Sceptics) there