Dialogue

 1 1|        cold are only sensations existing in our minds. But there
 2 1| unthinking corporeal substances existing without the mind, how can
 3 1|       us, are pleasures or pair existing in the external objects.
 4 1|      mean a senseless substance existing without the mind?~HYL. You
 5 1|   suppose, corporeal Substances existing without the mind?~HYL. They
 6 1|        many sensations or ideas existing nowhere but in the mind.
 7 1|          so as to conceive them existing by themselves. But then
 8 1|        conceive a tree or house existing by itself, independent of,
 9 1|      present time conceive them existing after that manner.~PHIL.
10 1|       conceived a house or tree existing independent and out of all
11 1|       was to conceive a tree as existing unperceived or unthought
12 1|        that I can conceive them EXISTING OUT OF THE MINDS OF ALL
13 1|        a new set of sensations, existing only in his mind?~HYL. It
14 1|       the same effect on things existing without the mind.~PHIL.
15 1|     conceive anything like them existing without the mind.~HYL. Upon
16 2|  suppose that one idea or thing existing in the mind occasions all
17 2|         an extended, substance, existing without the mind. What!
18 2|    figured, moveable substance, existing without the mind? And have
19 3| shocking to say, the real tree, existing without his mind, is truly
20 3|     ideas to certain absolutely existing unperceived substances,
21 3|         perceive only the ideas existing in our minds?~PHIL. It is.~
22 3|      have offered against their existing IN A MATERIAL SUBSTRATUM?~
23 3|      when I speak of objects as existing in the mind, or imprinted
24 3|         understanding as things existing in the mind. ‘Nor is there
25 3|         an unthinking substance existing without the mind; but if