Dialogue

 1 1|      so that I can now easily comprehend a great many things which
 2 1|    think on it the less can I comprehend it: in short I find that
 3 2| imagination are big enough to comprehend the boundless extent, with
 4 2|  afraid you do not thoroughly comprehend my meaning. I would by no
 5 3|      be a Spirit. To make you comprehend the point still more clearly
 6 3|      its qualities, and could comprehend its existence, would yet
 7 3|      as is plain in the terms COMPREHEND, reflect, DISCOURSE, &C.,
 8 3|     and yet, are they able to comprehend how one body should move
 9 3|        Otherwise you will not comprehend the state of the question;
10 3|       I do not yet thoroughly comprehend. You set out upon the same