Dialogue

 1 1|           alteration without some change wrought in the very bodies
 2 1|        use of microscopes, upon a change happening in the burnouts
 3 1| circumstances remaining the same, change but the situation of some
 4 1|           be changed without some change in the thing itself?~HYL.
 5 1|          produce, discontinue, or change anything, but by an act
 6 1|           visible size and figure change perpetually, or do they
 7 1|           They are in a continual change.~PHIL. Sight therefore doth
 8 1|           are they in a perpetual change, upon our producing any
 9 1|          same notwithstanding any change in our senses, or in the
10 2|        her face, and doth she not change her dress with the seasons?
11 2|       hath every one a liberty to change the current proper signification
12 2|           liberty to unsettle and change the common signification
13 3|           you since seen cause to change your opinion?~HYLAS. Truly
14 3|   perpetually varied, without any change in the supposed real things,
15 3|           which implies a sort of change: and all change argues imperfection.~
16 3|           sort of change: and all change argues imperfection.~PHIL.
17 3|           the objections from the change of colours in a pigeon’s
18 3|           may be done without any change in your sentiments: and,