Dialogue

 1 1|          easy than to conceive a tree or house existing by itself,
 2 1|           HYL. It is.~PHIL. The, tree or house therefore which
 3 1|         you conceived a house or tree existing independent and
 4 1|           As I was thinking of a tree in a solitary place, where
 5 1| methought that was to conceive a tree as existing unperceived
 6 1|       own thoughts the idea of a tree, or a house, or a mountain,
 7 2|          of a rock, or tear up a tree by the roots. Are you of
 8 3|      before my eyes to be a real tree?~HYL. KNOW? No, it is impossible
 9 3|         what is this to the real tree or stone? I tell you that
10 3|        the fellow whether yonder tree hath an existence out of
11 3|        shocking to say, the real tree, existing without his mind,
12 3|  inasmuch as the very being of a tree, or any other sensible thing,