Dialogue

 1 1|    I have now to reject the contrary opinion.~HYL. What I can
 2 1|    is there nothing in this contrary to nature and the truth
 3 1|   bring good reasons to the contrary.~PHIL. What! Is it come
 4 2|     which I hold the direct contrary. So that upon the whole
 5 2|  annex to the word MATTER a contrary meaning to what is vulgarly
 6 2|    best served your design, contrary to all the known rules of
 7 3|   essence of Matter. On the contrary, I know that nothing inconsistent
 8 3|    deny it is shocking, and contrary to the common sense of men.
 9 3|    absurd to misapply names contrary to the common use of language?~
10 3|    And is not this directly contrary to the Mosaic account?~PHIL.
11 3|   looked upon as a thing so contrary to all reason, so impossible
12 3| much the advantage over the contrary opinion, with men of a learned,