Dialogue

1 1| preservation and well-being in life? or were they given to men
2 3|       to know anything in this life. Our faculties are too narrow
3 3|     perform all the offices of life, as comfortably and conveniently
4 3|  bustle through the affairs of life. But philosophers know better
5 3|    necessities and purposes of life, have no reason to be solicitous
6 3|       objects. I cannot for my life help thinking that snow
7 3|       in the common actions of life, without any regard to speculation.~
8 3|    secures all the concerns of life, and distinguishes that