Dialogue

 1 1|     any more questions of this kind, I tell you once for all,
 2 1|  nothing else but a particular kind of painful sensation; and
 3 1|       sweet taste a particular kind of pleasure or pleasant
 4 1|     And is not bitterness some kind of uneasiness or pain?~HYL.
 5 1|        indeed, is a particular kind of sensation, but the latter
 6 1|        the eye, what degree or kind of light is necessary for
 7 1|      of some spirit of another kind?~HYL. I own it.~PHIL. Consequently
 8 2|        efficiency, but by that kind of action which belongs
 9 2|        know not the particular kind of instrument; but, however,
10 2|    manner of reason, and to no kind of use?~HYL. I freely own
11 3|       to serve you in your own kind, and I warrant it shall
12 3|       then we differ as to the kind of this powerful Being.
13 3| sufficient to constitute a new kind of individual, the endless