Dialogue

 1 Parme|            that you did not care to consider the difficulty in reference
 2 Parme| consequences.’ ‘Yes; and you should consider, not only the consequences
 3 Parme|          should practise. He should consider not only what would follow
 4 Parme|             of reasoning; he should consider every question on the negative
 5 Parme|         This being premised, let us consider whether one is capable either
 6 Parme|         resting on facts. We do not consider how much metaphysics are
 7 Parme|            to visible things, or to consider the question that way; but
 8 Parme|       should go a step further, and consider not only the consequences
 9 Parme|             hypothesis the one? and consider the consequences which follow
10 Parme|             in another?~No.~Further consider, whether that which is of
11 Parme|         than the others?~True.~But, consider:—Are not the absolute same,
12 Parme|            touch itself and others?—consider.~I am considering.~The one
13 Parme|           others which are.~No.~But consider whether they may not become
14 Parme|           than the others.~Yes.~But consider again; if we add equal time
15 Parme|          for the third time, let us consider: If the one is both one
16 Parme|             matters as evident, and consider again upon the hypothesis
17 Parme|           Well, and ought we not to consider next what will be the consequence