Dialogue

 1 1|        inquiry. Suffer me then to ask you this farther question.
 2 1|       things only. And of these I ask, whether by their real existence
 3 1|           by way of prevention: I ask you whether the real and
 4 1|          so on to infinity. And I ask whether this be not absurd
 5 1|      immediately perceived. And I ask you, whether the things
 6 2|        been so largely handled, I ask whether all your ideas are
 7 2|           it is liable to: I only ask whether the order and regularity
 8 2|          for the Matter itself, I ask whether it is object, SUBSTRATUM,
 9 3|         distinguish between them? Ask the first man you meet,
10 3|           the truth of my notion. Ask the gardener why he thinks
11 3|       perceives it by his senses. Ask him why he thinks an orange-tree
12 3|          the common sense of men. Ask the fellow whether yonder
13 3|           to it?~PHIL. Now let me ask you two questions: FIRST,
14 3| scepticism. Now, give me leave to ask you, First, Whether your