Dialogue

 1 1|          and the consequence or effect of it.~PHIL. Upon putting
 2 1|    rather than otherwise is the effect of my volition. But neither
 3 1|        is light or darkness the effect of your volition?~HYL. No,
 4 1|       without any reason, is in effect what you have more than
 5 1|         think they had the same effect on things existing without
 6 2|    possible these should be the effect of that?~HYL. But I could
 7 2|     made use of in producing an effect IMMEDIATELY depending on
 8 2|         aptitude to produce any effect, but merely in compliance
 9 2|        PHIL. That from a cause, effect, operation, sign, or other
10 2|       they have not so great an effect on me as to produce that
11 3| shocking in its sense; which in effect amounts to no more than
12 3|       singular in them will, in effect, be found to amount to no
13 3|  consequently hath all the good effect or influence, which it is
14 3|        be anything else but the effect of prejudice, which never
15 3|    notions put together, do, in effect, constitute the substance