Dialogue

1 1|             your mind as they do in mine, or in that of some spirit
2 1|         independent of your mind or mine; but, that any immediate
3 1|           of to prove it, either to mine or your own understanding.~
4 2| fundamentally opposite than his and mine. It must be owned that I
5 3|        evident, will hold also upon mine. For, it must be, I presume,
6 3|        against your notions and not mine. I do therefore assert that
7 3|              you have it still upon mine; if it be not intelligible,
8 3|           the mark, and, instead of mine, may possibly be directed (