Dialogue

 1 Intro|         inward is only known by external results, and is dimly perceived
 2 Intro|      are placed forms, colours, external bodies coming into contact
 3 Intro|         we distinguish not only external objects, but objects of
 4 Intro|       Besides the impression of external objects present with us
 5 Intro|         relation of the mind to external objects, is really a trifling
 6 Intro|        it is independent of the external world. It has five or six
 7 Intro| feelings but the observation of external actions, being the actions
 8 Intro|         Knowledge, Internal and External Sense; these, in the language
 9 Intro|        mind, or to separate the external stimulus to a sensation
10 Intro|        And to throw the laws of external nature which to us are the
11 Intro|     withdraw ourselves from the external world, we seem to find there