Dialogue

 1 1|      brain, cause therein various impressions; and these are attended
 2 2|         objects, by the different impressions they make on the organs
 3 2|          according to the various impressions or traces thereby made in
 4 2|       ideas by certain motions or impressions of the brain; that is, by
 5 2|           ideas are occasioned by impressions in the brain, do you conceive
 6 2|      MOMENT WITH ALL THE SENSIBLE IMPRESSIONS I PERCEIVE. AND, from the
 7 3|  dependent spirits, are liable to impressions of sense, the effects of
 8 3|        are affected with sensible impressions.~PHIL. And how are WE concerned
 9 3|           a congeries of sensible impressions, or ideas perceived by various
10 3|       heard you speak of sensible impressions?~PHIL. I believe you may.~
11 3| unextended? Or, are we to imagine impressions made on a thing void of