Dialogue

 1 1| unreasonable on your side to insist any longer upon what you
 2 2|   therefore, which you still insist on is something intelligible,
 3 2|   have no being. But, not to insist farther on what has been
 4 2|    believing it. But, not to insist on reasons for believing,
 5 2|      of acting.~PHIL. Not to insist now on your making sense
 6 2|      as it will, yet I still insist upon it, that our not being
 7 2|      themselves. But, not to insist on that, have you not been
 8 3|     yet proved.~HYL. I shall insist no longer on that point.
 9 3|    But what need is there to insist on the particular sciences?
10 3|      mighty difficulties you insist on? Alas! you know not where