Dialogue

 1 1|         but would take them for a new set of sensations, existing
 2 1|         remaining subterfuge, any new distinction, colour, or
 3 1|      fallacy in it, or invent any new means to extricate yourself.~
 4 2|          brings into your sight a new host of stars that escape
 5 2|    yourself. If you have anything new to advance I would gladly
 6 3|            There lies the danger. New notions should always be
 7 3|        sufficient to constitute a new kind of individual, the
 8 3|          are all pulled down, and new ones built in their place;
 9 3| confession, therefore, nothing is new, or begins to be, in respect
10 3|        must acknowledge something new to befall the Deity; which
11 3|          still there is something new in this doctrine. It is
12 3|      pretend to be a setter-up of new notions. My endeavours tend
13 3|         glasses are removed and a new light breaks in upon my