Dialogue

 1 1|      them some consequences of general disadvantage to mankind.
 2 1|   sensible pain or pleasure in general, abstracted from every particular
 3 1|      and most repugnant to the general sense of the world. But,
 4 1|      not seem very odd, if the general reasoning which includes
 5 1|     say, they are extension in general, and motion in general.~
 6 1|      in general, and motion in general.~HYL. Let it be so.~PHIL.
 7 1|         How then can motion in general, or extension in general,
 8 1|       general, or extension in general, exist in any corporeal
 9 1|       is not difficult to form general propositions and reasonings
10 1|        used only to express in general the same thing with SUBSTANCE.~
11 2|    builds on the most abstract general ideas, which I entirely
12 2|        notion of INSTRUMENT IN GENERAL, which I apply to it.~PHIL.
13 2|    something, even in the most general notion of INSTRUMENT, as
14 2|     PHIL. What mean you by the general nature or notion of INSTRUMENT?~
15 2|      instruments composeth the general notion.~PHIL. Is it not
16 2|      of Matter nothing but the general abstract idea of ENTITY.~
17 2|       that I super-add to this general idea the negation of all
18 2|     distinct idea of Entity in general, prescinded from and exclusive
19 2| occasions: lastly SOMETHING IN GENERAL, which being interpreted
20 2|      any visible thing, or, in general of anything which is imperceptible,
21 3|     what is conformable to the general analogy of language; most
22 3|       I do not mean an obscure general Cause of things, whereof
23 3|   Atheism than the use of that general confused term.~HYL. Well