Dialogue

 1 1|     leisure see them who are supposed to have spent their whole
 2 1|     that they can no more be supposed to exist without the mind,
 3 1| acknowledgment I must not be supposed to derogate, the reality
 4 1|     A mite therefore must be supposed to see his own foot, and
 5 1|    not any more than they be supposed to exist in an unthinking
 6 1|   exclusive of, extension is supposed to be the SUBSTRATUM of
 7 1|   why such things may not be supposed to exist without the mind.~
 8 2|      How is that?~HYL. It is supposed the soul makes her residence
 9 2|    place at all? How can the supposed reality of that which is
10 3| birth, and would do after my supposed annihilation. And, as the
11 3|    HYL. After all, can it be supposed God would deceive all mankind?
12 3|     ORIGINALS. But, as these supposed originals are in themselves
13 3|    without any change in the supposed real things, it necessarily
14 3|    though indeed it must be’ supposed to exist in that Mind which