| represented | described | You were represented in last
night's conversation ... (P 162a)
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| repugnant | objectionable | ...
repugnant to common sense ... (P 162a)
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| softly | quietly | Softly, good
Hylas ..." (P 162a)
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| pronounce | call | ... that you
pronounce me a skeptic ..." (P 162b)
|
| to wit | namely | ... what you
affirm, to wit, ... (P 162b)
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| aught | all | ... for aught you
can tell ..." (P 162b)
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| peremptory | insistent | ... as
peremptory in my denial ... (P 162b)
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| hold | wait just a sec! | Hold, Philonous... (P 162b)
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| out | mistaken | I have been a
little out in my definition (P 162b)
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| denominate | label | ... to
denominate a man a skeptic? (P 163a)
|
| esteemed | judged | ... to be
esteemed the greatest skeptic? (P 163a)
|
| apprehend | understand | ... to
apprehend your notions (P 163a)
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| suffer | permit | Suffer me
then ... (P 163a)
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| sensible | able to be sensed | sensible things (P 163b)
|
| subsistence | existence | ... a
subsistence exterior to the mind ... (P 164a)
|
| allowed | admitted to be |
... if it be allowed a real being (P 164a)
|
| pray | please | ... pray,
let me know the reason. (P 164a)
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| nay | not only that but | ... sense; nay the greater degree ... (P 164a)
|
| own | admit | I own it. (P
165a)
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| pretend | falsely believe |
I do not pretend that warmth is ...(P 165b)
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| privation | absence | ... a
privation of both pain and pleasure (P 165b)
|
| ought | should | Ought we not
... (P 166a)
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| occasioned | brought about | the sensation itself occasioned by the pin ... (P 166a)
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| corporeal | physical | unthinking corporeal substances (P 166b)
|
| agree to | adhere in | that
is, pleasure and pain, agree to them. (P 166b)
|
| divers | different | divers
persons perceive different tastes ... (P 166b)
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| fain | like to | I would fain know ... (P 166b)
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| forementioned | previously mentioned | ... the other forementioned qualities ... (P 166b)
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| sonorous | sound producing | sonorous bodies (P 167a)
|
| exhausted | emptied | the exhausted receiver (P 167a)
|
| acceptation | meaning | the common acceptation of the word (P 167b)
|
| ingenuously | candidly | To deal ingenuously ... (P
168a)
|
| vain | hopeless | ... it is vain to stand out ... (P
168a)
|
| stand out | hold one's ground | ... it is vain to stand out ... (P
168a)
|
| derogate | object to | ... to derogate anything from the reality ... (P
168a)
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| enumerated | listed | ... those above enumerated ... (P 168a)
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| apprised | aware | ... you are already apprised of (P 168a)
|
| extension | the quality of taking
up space | ... can a thing be spread without extension ... (P
168b)
|
| accidents | non-essential qualities | ... spread under the sensible qualities or accidents (P
168b)
|
| mode | important attribute | extension is only a mode, and matter is something that
supports modes. (P 168b)
|
| beseech | ask | I beseech you (P 169a)
|
| archetype | original prototype | archetype of an idea (P 169a)
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