Dialogue

 1 1|    not how.~PHIL. In the next place, ODOURS are to be considered.
 2 1|   appear as being in the same place? Do they ever represent
 3 1|       of a tree in a solitary place, where no one was present
 4 1|     as coexisting in the same place with extension and figures?~
 5 2|  desire to know, in the first place, whether, motion being allowed
 6 2|  volition: and, in the second place, whether to say something
 7 2|   OCCASION, pray, in the next place, be pleased to shew me what
 8 2|    for, if I say it exists in place, then you will infer that
 9 2|       since it is agreed that place or extension exists only
10 2|      am sure it exists not in place. There is a negative answer
11 2|  which I actually see in this place, by supposing that some
12 2| unknown manner, in an unknown place, or in no place at all?
13 2|       unknown place, or in no place at all? How can the supposed
14 3|     PHIL. I say, in the first place, that I do not deny the
15 3|       new ones built in their place; and that you should call
16 3| bodies are said to exist in a place, or a seal to make an impression
17 3|       external originals, but place the reality of things in
18 3|       tend only to unite, and place in a clearer light, that