Dialogue

 1 Repub|    ring; this he took from the finger of the dead and reascended.
 2 Repub|    came having the ring on his finger, and as he was sitting among
 3 Repub|        in the body, when but a finger of one of us is hurt, the
 4 Repub|      the man has a pain in his finger; and the same expression
 5 Repub|     are three fingers-a little finger, a second finger, and a
 6 Repub|        little finger, a second finger, and a middle finger. ~Very
 7 Repub|    second finger, and a middle finger. ~Very good. ~You may suppose
 8 Repub|      of them equally appears a finger, whether seen in the middle
 9 Repub| thin-it makes no difference; a finger is a finger all the same.
10 Repub|      difference; a finger is a finger all the same. In these cases
11 Repub|        the question, What is a finger? for the sight never intimates
12 Repub|   intimates to the mind that a finger is other than a finger. ~
13 Repub|       a finger is other than a finger. ~True. ~And therefore,
14 Repub|      saying in the case of the finger, there would be nothing