Dialogue

 1 1|        or SOUND in the common acceptation of the word, but not to
 2 1| Though I grant we may, in one acceptation, be said to perceive sensible
 3 2| MATTER, in the common current acceptation of the word, signify an
 4 2| always confined to the common acceptation of a term.~PHIL. But this
 5 3| objects of sense, and IN THAT ACCEPTATION that there is any material
 6 3|   SAME be taken in the vulgar acceptation, it is certain (and not
 7 3|      term SAME be used in the acceptation of philosophers, who pretend
 8 3|       not taken in the vulgar acceptation, for things falling under
 9 3|        but in the philosophic acceptation, for Matter, or AN UNKNOWN
10 3|    about MATTER in the strict acceptation of it, lies altogether between