Dialogue

 1 1|        being communicated to the brain, the soul is thereupon affected
 2 1|          being propagated to the brain, cause therein various impressions;
 3 2|    residence in some part of the brain, from which the nerves take
 4 2|    spirits propagate them to the brain or seat of the soul, which,
 5 2|       traces thereby made in the brain, is variously affected with
 6 2|       make certain traces in the brain to be the causes or occasions
 7 2|      Pray tell me whether by the BRAIN you mean any sensible thing.~
 8 2|        do not deny it.~PHIL. The brain therefore you speak of,
 9 2|          of that primary idea or brain itself?~HYL. I do not explain
10 2|      origin of our ideas by that brain which is perceivable to
11 2|    motions or impressions of the brain; that is, by some alterations
12 2| occasioned by impressions in the brain, do you conceive this brain
13 2|      brain, do you conceive this brain or no? If you do, then you