Dialogue

 1 1|       for vulgar opinions. And I give it you on my word; since
 2 1|        should ever be obliged to give up my opinion in this point.~
 3 1|        purpose to hold out, so I give up the cause as to those
 4 1|       PHIL. Well then, since you give up the point as to those
 5 1|        it; and yet I am loath to give up EXTENSION, I see so many
 6 1|          not perceive it.~HYL. I give up the point for the present,
 7 1|       them EXTERNAL OBJECTS, and give them in words what subsistence
 8 1|       point, I do not find I can give you any good reason for
 9 1|    discourse seen good reason to give up. But, to pass over all
10 1|        find my way out. You must give me time to look about me
11 2|   clearly; and own the proof you give of a Deity seems no less
12 2|         and unreasonable?~HYL. I give up the point entirely. But,
13 2|          that appear and I shall give up the point.~PHIL. What
14 2|          your own confession, to give up the point.~HYL. It doth
15 2|       would not be understood to give up its existence neither;
16 2|          at the same time that I give up this, I suspect all my
17 3|         known axiom, NOTHING CAN GIVE TO ANOTHER THAT WHICH IT
18 3|         I am confident you would give up the point, without gathering
19 3|    things plausible enough. But, give me leave to put you in mind
20 3|        philosophers or others to give the name MATTER to an unextended
21 3|          think myself obliged to give you another answer. In the
22 3|       abandoned scepticism. Now, give me leave to ask you, First,
23 3| Philonous, since I am content to give up the notion of an unthinking