Dialogue

 1 1|      were made to see anything absurd or sceptical in this, I
 2 1|         No, certainly: it were absurd to think GOD or VIRTUE sensible
 3 1|      all, can anything be more absurd than to say, THERE IS NO
 4 1|      HYL. You may draw as many absurd consequences as you please,
 5 1|     dimensions?~HYL. That were absurd to imagine.~PHIL. But, from
 6 1|      And, it being too visibly absurd to hold that pain or pleasure
 7 1|        ask whether this be not absurd in itself, and repugnant
 8 1|      HYL. To suppose that were absurd: but, inform me, Philonous,
 9 1|      in our minds, but it were absurd to think they had the same
10 2|       that same idea, which is absurd. If you do not conceive
11 2|       be thought extravagantly absurd by all men of sense?~HYL.
12 2|         I should think it very absurd. Common custom is the standard
13 2|   other than SPIRIT, is highly absurd and unreasonable?~HYL. I
14 2|    perceived; and that it were absurd for any man to argue against
15 2|      it now seems as false and absurd as ever it did true before.
16 3| Whether it be not ridiculously absurd to misapply names contrary
17 3|   which, you acknowledged, was absurd. So you are caught in a
18 3|     are not, whether it be not absurd to suppose them? Thirdly,
19 3|        And is not this highly, absurd?~PHIL. If the term SAME
20 3|      reason, so impossible and absurd! that not only the most