Dialogue

 1 1|       In the jaundice every one knows that all things seem yellow.
 2 2|     there is a God, and that He knows and comprehends all things.~
 3 3| ignorant of what everybody else knows perfectly well. Nor is this
 4 3| OMNIPRESENT ETERNAL MIND, which knows and comprehends all things,
 5 3|       principle that perceives, knows, wifls, and operates about
 6 3|          that is, that a spirit knows and perceives ideas. But,
 7 3|       his senses, who thinks he knows the things he sees and feels,
 8 3|   contradiction.~PHIL. That God knows or understands all things,
 9 3|         all things, and that He knows, among other things, what
10 3|        But, that God, though He knows and sometimes causes painful
11 3|         but not the latter. God knows, or hath ideas; but His
12 3|         men’s minds, and nobody knows where they will end.~PHIL.
13 3|    together; and the more a man knows of the connexion of ideas,
14 3|        When a man is swayed, he knows not why, to one side of’