Dialogue

 1 1|    PERCEIVED is another.~PHIL. I speak with regard to sensible
 2 1|        It is undeniable; and, to speak the truth, I begin to suspect
 3 1|        qualities, therefore, you speak of as distinct from these,
 4 1|         It is then good sense to speak of MOTION as of a thing
 5 1|   objects?~PHIL. The objects you speak of are, I suppose, corporeal
 6 1|          PHIL. What tulip do you speak of? Is it that which you
 7 1|        you then thought.~HYL. To speak the truth, Philonous, I
 8 2|          The brain therefore you speak of, being a sensible thing,
 9 2|       PHIL. When, therefore, you speak of the existence of Matter,
10 2| philosophers might be allowed to speak more accurately than the
11 3|   unintelligible, real bread you speak of. It is likewise my opinion
12 3|        spirit: therefore, when I speak of an active being, I am
13 3|      Again, have I not heard you speak of sensible impressions?~
14 3|          Look you, Hylas, when I speak of objects as existing in
15 3|         than for philosophers to speak of the immediate objects