Dialogue

 1 1|          into the same vessel of water, in an intermediate state;
 2 1| intermediate state; will not the water seem cold to one hand, and
 3 1|         heat nor cold was in the water, because it seemed warm
 4 2|      fire that which others call WATER. Or, if he should assert
 5 3|         really know what fire or water is?~HYL. You may indeed
 6 3|       that fire appears hot, and water fluid; but this is no more
 7 3|          application of fire and water to your organs of sense.
 8 3|   perceived. Wood, stones, fire, water, flesh, iron, and the like
 9 3|         oar, with one end in the water, crooked?~PHIL. He is not
10 3|        taking the oar out of the water he shall perceive the same
11 3|          speaks of herbs, earth, water, &c. as having been created
12 3|         of the broken oar in the water, must be allowed to have
13 3|        PHIL. You see, Hylas, the water of yonder fountain, how