Dialogue

 1 1|        Right.~PHIL. Doth it not follow from this, that though I
 2 1|     PHIL. Doth it not therefore follow, that sensible pain is nothing
 3 1|      and touch.~PHIL. It should follow then, that, according to
 4 1|    which, should it not seem to follow that all colours are equally
 5 1|  another. Doth it not therefore follow from hence likewise that
 6 1|         minds. But, it doth not follow, because those modifications
 7 1|  abstractedly. But, how doth it follow that, because I can pronounce
 8 1| sensible qualities, doth it not follow, that where the one exist
 9 1|          yet it will not thence follow that the former cannot.~
10 1|     sensation? And, doth it not follow from your own concessions,
11 1|     PHIL. Doth it not therefore follow that distance is not properly
12 1|         yet it would not thence follow it existed out of the mind.
13 1|       Consequently, it will not follow from that instance that
14 3|          but it will not thence follow that such spirits are on
15 3|       own principles, it should follow that YOU are only a system
16 3|          yet it will not thence follow that gravity is proportional
17 3|       for all this, it will not follow that philosophers have been
18 3| appearances. It will not thence follow they are not to be trusted;
19 3|        be not the wisest way to follow nature, trust your senses,
20 3|     mind. Doth it not therefore follow, from your principles, that