Dialogue

 1 1|     true, I was, and shall be obliged to you if you will permit
 2 1|  Scepticism, I should ever be obliged to give up my opinion in
 3 1|      HYL. How often must I be obliged to repeat the same thing?
 4 1| inferences, as those you were obliged to renounce before in the
 5 1|      HYL. Why then I shall be obliged to think, they too exist
 6 2|    notion of reality, YOU are obliged to deny sensible things
 7 2|      seems to me that you are obliged to own the use of a lifeless
 8 3|       it follows that you are obliged to pull down your own hypothesis
 9 3|     things I see and feel, am obliged to think like other folks.
10 3|      of an active being, I am obliged to mean a Spirit. Beside,
11 3|    them, I shall think myself obliged to give you another answer.
12 3|  doing this, I may perhaps be obliged to use some AMBAGES, and