Dialogue

1 Intro|  the mind into faculties or powers or virtues is too deeply
2 Intro|    he dreams. How far their powers or instincts are educated
3 Intro|    can be drawn between the powers of sense and of reflection—
4 Intro|    degrees according to our powers of sight or observation.
5 Intro|    other ancestors peculiar powers of sense or feeling, so
6  Thea| oblong numbers, were called powers or roots; the reason of
7  Thea|    one which would task the powers of men perfect in every
8  Thea|     is more than the utmost powers of negation can express.