Dialogue

 1 Intro|       sameness and difference, unity and plurality, are acknowledged
 2 Intro| consciousness; but this mental unity is apt to be concealed from
 3 Intro|  disorderly, but also having a unity (however imperfect) of their
 4 Intro|   sensations devoid of life or unity. Why should we not go a
 5 Intro|      mind. There is no organic unity in a succession of feeling
 6 Intro|       primitive conceptions of unity, being, rest, motion, and
 7 Intro|      elements of plurality and unity have not been duly adjusted.
 8 Intro|     say, it is not a connected unity of knowledge. Compared with
 9 Intro|        assert consistently the unity of the human faculties,
10 Intro|       the human faculties, the unity of knowledge, the unity
11 Intro|        unity of knowledge, the unity of God and law. The difference
12  Thea|        difference, and also of unity and other numbers which