Dialogue

 1 1|          or uncompounded idea, it follows that this same simple idea
 2 1|         in a perceiving being; it follows that no intense heat can
 3 1|           soul. Whence it plainly follows that it is immediately some
 4 1|        what you have laid down it follows that both the extension
 5 1|         substance, then surely it follows that no figure, or mode
 6 1|        Nor can I imagine how this follows from what you said just
 7 3| repugnancy, or nothing at all, it follows that you are obliged to
 8 3|           spirits, it necessarily follows there is an OMNIPRESENT
 9 3|     guilty of that, and not I, it follows that in truth their aversion
10 3|          velocities are equal, it follows the moments are directly
11 3|   consider as one thing. Hence it follows that when I examine, by
12 3|       real things, it necessarily follows they cannot all be true
13 3|         how you can get over what follows. Pray are not the objects
14 3|       alter their perceptions, it follows that, as men have said before,