Dialogue

1 Intro|      man can pursue alone, by attention to himself and the processes
2 Intro|      of a science, has called attention to many facts and corrected
3 Intro| greater or less continuity or attention, and thus arise the intermittent
4 Intro|      our own. It is a kind of attention which we pay to ourselves,
5  Thea|    you as well worthy of your attention. If he had been a beauty
6  Thea|    and preserved by study and attention, which are motions; but
7  Thea|       soul only means want of attention and study, is uninformed,