Dialogue

 1 1|  perceive by sense, we may be sure the same exists in the object
 2 1|      no more of that, are you sure then that sound is really
 3 2|   MIND WHEREIN THEY EXIST. As sure, therefore, as the sensible
 4 2|       world really exists, so sure is there an infinite omnipresent
 5 2|    where it exists; only I am sure it exists not in place.
 6 3| objects: or that we cannot be sure of the existence of things,
 7 3|      We cannot, therefore, be sure we have any real knowledge.
 8 3|     your own thoughts, and be sure you understood yourself.—
 9 3|       out of a mind. And I am sure you yourself will not say
10 3|     no more than this: We are sure that we really see, hear,
11 3|      it, I taste it: and I am sure NOTHING cannot be seen,
12 3|  sundry certain manners, I am sure the cherry exists, or is
13 3|      nor any one else, can be sure it exists.~HYL. But, what
14 3|      and unintelligible? I am sure you cannot say it is for