Dialogue

 1 1|         light, and colours, and figures; or by hearing, anything
 2 1|     CERTAIN UNKNOWN MOTIONS AND FIGURES WHICH NO MAN EVER DID OR
 3 1|      opinion that EXTENSION and FIGURES are inherent in external
 4 1|     right you cannot be denied. Figures and extension being despatched,
 5 1|        be made of extension and figures, without any mention of
 6 1| represented by the imagination. Figures, therefore, and extension,
 7 1|        place with extension and figures?~HYL. They do.~PHIL. How
 8 1|        conclude from sight that figures exist without, when you
 9 1|      more than some colours and figures, with a certain symmetry
10 2|   natures or the true forms and figures of extended beings; of all
11 3|     nothing but certain unknown figures and motions: that motions