Dialogue

 1 1|           sensations existing in our minds. But there still remain
 2 1|           succession of ideas in our minds?~HYL. It is.~PHIL. And is
 3 1|       succession of ideas in our own minds. But, it doth not follow,
 4 1|        substance, or exterior to ALL minds, is in itself an evident
 5 1|           independent and out of all minds whatsoever?~HYL. That was
 6 1|             them EXISTING OUT OF THE MINDS OF ALL SPIRITS.~PHIL. You
 7 1|              affect the ideas in our minds, but it were absurd to think
 8 2|           gloomy forest, are not our minds filled with a pleasing horror?
 9 2|        ABSOLUTE EXISTENCE OUT OF THE MINDS OF SPIRITS, or distinct
10 2|        little observation in our own minds, and that which passeth
11 2|             God excites ideas in our minds.~PHIL. And what may be the
12 2|            see ideas produced in our minds, after an orderly and constant
13 2|             produce’ any idea in our minds. And, I do farther grant
14 3|          mind in particular, but all minds. Now, it is plain they have
15 3|             God, and exterior to all minds. This indeed some heathens
16 3|    production of any one idea in our minds by the help of MATTER, I
17 3| discountenanced; they unsettle men’s minds, and nobody knows where
18 3|            the ideas existing in our minds?~PHIL. It is.~HYL. But the
19 3|              idea exist in different minds. Words are of arbitrary
20 3|              with respect to created minds. Upon reading therefore
21 3|            of God, as well as to the minds of all created spirits;
22 3|       absolute existence without the minds of spirits, should be produced
23 3|         present, and acting on their minds, without the interposition
24 3|         rather than the ideas in our minds: and who can tell but the
25 3|           that they exist out of all minds whatsoever. Think on these