Dialogue

 1 1|   unquestionable.~PHIL. I entirely agree with you, as to the ill
 2 1|          thought a sceptic.~HYL. I agree with you.~PHIL. Whether
 3 1|       quality or state as this may agree to an unthinking substance,
 4 1|        that is, Pleasure and pain, agree to them?~HYL. Hold, Philonous,
 5 1|            tastes doth not exactly agree to them? Are they not so
 6 1|           objects of sight, cannot agree to any but a perceiving
 7 1|        mile in three hours.~HYL. I agree with you.~PHIL. And is not
 8 1|            a degree as you?~HYL. I agree with you.~PHIL. Whence comes
 9 2|            PHIL. But neither do we agree in the same opinion. For
10 2|           be owned that I entirely agree with what the holy Scripture
11 2|            it is no action?~HYL. I agree with you. And indeed it
12 2| demonstrated between ideas?~HYL. I agree with you.~PHIL. Now, in
13 3|            it not as I say?~HYL. I agree with you. MATERIAL SUBSTANCE
14 3|        about words than things. We agree in the thing, but differ
15 3|        things. We both, therefore, agree in this, that we perceive
16 3|          yourself that in this you agree with the vulgar. According
17 3|           would, without question, agree in their perceptions. Though
18 3|            for all this, perfectly agree in our thoughts of the house,
19 3|           Bring your principles to agree with this, and I shall perhaps
20 3|          this, and I shall perhaps agree with you.~PHIL. Moses mentions
21 3|       VISIONS of the fancy.~HYL. I agree to all you have now said,