Dialogue

1 1|          upon viewing an object in various degrees of light. And what
2 1|        with a brisk motion, and in various manners reflected from the
3 1|           the brain, cause therein various impressions; and these are
4 2|            which, according to the various impressions or traces thereby
5 2|           immense orbs of fight at various distances, far sunk in the
6 2|          find myself affected with various ideas, whereof I know I
7 2|          own. So that, in all your various senses, you have been shewed
8 3| impressions, or ideas perceived by various senses: which ideas are