Dialogue

 1 1|    was because I did not then consider the ground there is for
 2 1|     be past all doubt, if you consider that, in case colours were
 3 1|       To help you out, do but consider that if EXTENSION be once
 4 1|      it not an easy matter to consider extension and motion by
 5 1|        and, in this sense, to consider or treat of them abstractedly.
 6 1|   substance? In short, do but consider the point, and then confess
 7 1|   oversight; but stay, let me consider what led me into it.—It
 8 1| ingenuously, Philonous, now I consider the point, I do not find
 9 1|     no part of my idea.~PHIL. Consider, therefore, and examine
10 2|      evident; and, the more I consider them, the more irresistibly
11 2|    other, by those who do not consider them attentively. I shall
12 2|    all, let me entreat you to consider whether it be like a philosopher,
13 2|   suggested, you will farther consider whether, upon. supposition
14 2|      And I leave it to you to consider how mere jargon should be
15 3|   they refer to one name, and consider as one thing. Hence it follows
16 3|   uncertainty. Again, when we consider the point, we cannot conceive
17 3|  after all, Philonous, when I consider the substance of what you
18 3|      imperfection.~PHIL. Pray consider what you are doing. Is it
19 3|   scruple in the case, do but consider this one point. Either you
20 3|     future objections, do but consider: That which bears equally
21 3|       than FOR it. You should consider, in each particular, whether