Dialogue

 1 Intro|             that the syllable has a separate form or idea distinct from
 2 Intro|        packed up within, or how can separate minds have either a universe
 3 Intro|            which uses them? Who can separate the pains and pleasures
 4 Intro|           the mind is not something separate from them but included in
 5 Intro| comprehensiveness in an infinity of separate actions. The individual
 6 Intro|          note the differences which separate it from other branches of
 7 Intro|            nor in experience can we separate them. They seem to act together;
 8 Intro|             them in the mind, or to separate the external stimulus to
 9 Intro|           draw the line by which we separate mind from matter, the soul
10  Thea|           objects of sense, have no separate organ, but that the mind,
11  Thea|        framed out of them, having a separate form distinct from them.~
12  Thea|           trying to distinguish the separate letters both by the eye