Dialogue

 1 1|       Philonous, I have been a little out in my definition; but
 2 1|       to one eye it shall seem little, smooth, and round, when
 3 1|     will pardon me if I seem a little embarrassed: I know not
 4 1| qualities.~HYL. Let me think a little—I do not find that I can.~
 5 1|   possible that pain, be it as little active as you please, should
 6 1|        Hylas, do but reflect a little on the point, and then tell
 7 1|       manner of ways? Were any little slips in discourse laid
 8 1|     you not produce it?~HYL. A little patience, Philonous. I am
 9 2|    could never think it had so little in it as now it seems to
10 2|     any more in it than what a little observation in our own minds,
11 2|      HYL. Hold, let me think a little—I profess, Philonous, I
12 3|     foregoing: and there is as little of confounding them with
13 3|     made the point very clear, little suspecting that what you
14 3|       which are obvious upon a little thought, men combine together
15 3|    call them IDEAS, IT matters little. The difference is only