Dialogue

1 Intro|   perception is false; and half our life is spent in dreaming;
2 Intro|    and cannot be both is a half truth only. These are a
3 Intro|   with form and lineaments half filled up. This is the simplest
4 Intro|    leaves out of sight one half of the phenomenon. For the
5 Intro|  danger of leaving out the half of that which is the subject
6  Thea|  dice, which are more by a half when compared with four,
7  Thea|  with four, and fewer by a half than twelve—they are more
8  Thea|   are true; and during one half of our lives we affirm the
9  Thea| one, and, during the other half, of the other; and are equally