Dialogue

 1 2|       rightly understand your hypothesis. You make certain traces
 2 2|    HYL. I begin to suspect my hypothesis.~PHIL. Besides spirits,
 3 2|       of forming a reasonable hypothesis.~HYL. I now clearly see
 4 2|       first view against this hypothesis; but I shall only add that
 5 2|     absurdities of the common hypothesis, in making a created world
 6 2|   what shall we think of that hypothesis which supposes the whole
 7 2|     your making sense of this hypothesis, or answering all the puzzling
 8 3| obliged to pull down your own hypothesis of material Substance, and
 9 3| SUBSTANCE was no more than an hypothesis; and a false and groundless
10 3|   defence of it. But whatever hypothesis you advance, or whatsoever
11 3|      not pretend to frame any hypothesis at all. I am of a vulgar
12 3|  conceive the Creation on any hypothesis whatsoever; and, if so,
13 3|      a solution for it on the hypothesis of the MATERIALISTS. Be