Dialogue

1 1|    more easily weaned from believing the external existence of
2 2|   set forth, I am far from believing. Take here in brief my meaning:—
3 2|     if I see no reason for believing it. But, not to insist on
4 2|   to insist on reasons for believing, you will not so much as
5 3|   but I have no reason for believing the existence of Matter.
6 3|  may not as well conceive, believing as I do. Since, besides
7 3| alteration in my manner of believing it. When things are said