Dialogue

 1 1|         though I hear variety of sounds, yet I cannot be said to
 2 1|         hear the causes of those sounds?~HYL. You cannot.~PHIL.
 3 1|         by hearing, anything but sounds; by the palate, anything
 4 1|   qualities. Though I profess it sounds oddly, to say that sugar
 5 1|       think so.~PHIL. Then as to SOUNDS, what must we think of them:
 6 1|           according to you, real sounds may possibly be SEEN OR
 7 1|        paradox, to say that REAL SOUNDS ARE NEVER HEARD, and that
 8 1|         I had as well grant that sounds too have no real being without
 9 1|   renounce before in the case of sounds?~HYL. I frankly own, Philonous,
10 1|         vain to longer. Colours, sounds, tastes, in a word all those
11 1|       light and colours, tastes, sounds, &c. are not all equally
12 3|        perceive both colours and sounds: that a colour cannot perceive
13 3|          must needs acknowledge, sounds very oddly.~PHIL. I own
14 3|         commonly used for THING, sounds something out of the way.
15 3| existence: that real colours and sounds are nothing but certain
16 3|          the laws of motion, for sounds, tastes, smells, or colours;