Dialogue

 1 1|         their schools for vulgar opinions. And I give it you on my
 2 1|          from common phrases and opinions; it being a main part of
 3 2|          men think; yet all have opinions. Hence men’s opinions are
 4 2|       have opinions. Hence men’s opinions are superficial and confused.
 5 3|          opinion is that all our opinions are alike vain and uncertain.
 6 3|     votes.~PHIL. I wish both our opinions were fairly stated and submitted
 7 3|      unsettle the belief of such opinions as are grounded on all or
 8 3|       for the difficulties other opinions may be liable to, those
 9 3| difference in their thoughts and opinions, abstracted from names?
10 3|       makes equally against both opinions.~PHIL. But that which makes
11 3|        against two contradictory opinions can be a proof against neither.~
12 3|        hard on two contradictory opinions can be proof against neither.