A Reply to the Vindication of the Remarks Upon Mr Leslies First Dialogue On Th
A Reply to the Vindication of the Remarks Upon Mr Leslies First Dialogue On Th
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It is Com- mon to fay to a Man that is Mufe- ingy Where are you'? And to An fiver I was at J^owfjOr fuch a Place. Now fuppofing any one Cif ic were pofli- ble) not to know what Thought was, he wou'd Apprehend your Body was Remov'd to R^me and Back again as foon as you cou'd fpeak. And by AUufion to the Motion of Body, this cou'd not be Reconcil'd to him from being a Flat ContradiBion, that any thing cou'd move a Thoufand Miles as foon as a Tard.
In anfwer to this the J{emar ker tells you p. I. ...That nhenyou think of Rome or any other Place^ 'tis only the Idea of It in your Imagination vhichyou Con- A " templatei (2) temphtt Ani not a Leap or Local Mo- tion of your Thoughts to it.
Who knows not this that has any Ihought? But upon the Suppofition that a Man did not know what Thought was, hecou'd have no Apprehenfion of it but as of a Local Motion. And what you call Idea he wou'd fancy to be fome J/orfe or Coach that Carry^d you very Swiftly '^ which yet wou'd not folve the Cemradi^ion as to him, becaufe the Sroiftnefs «f the Motion, (uppofe it a Cannon Bullet, cannot go troo yards to fcon as One.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is Com- mon to fay to a Man that is Mufe- ingy Where are you'? And to An fiver I was at J^owfjOr fuch a Place. Now fuppofing any one Cif ic were pofli- ble) not to know what Thought was, he wou'd Apprehend your Body was Remov'd to R^me and Back again as foon as you cou'd fpeak. And by AUufion to the Motion of Body, this cou'd not be Reconcil'd to him from being a Flat ContradiBion, that any thing cou'd move a Thoufand Miles as foon as a Tard.
In anfwer to this the J{emar ker tells you p. I. ...That nhenyou think of Rome or any other Place^ 'tis only the Idea of It in your Imagination vhichyou Con- A " templatei (2) temphtt Ani not a Leap or Local Mo- tion of your Thoughts to it.
Who knows not this that has any Ihought? But upon the Suppofition that a Man did not know what Thought was, hecou'd have no Apprehenfion of it but as of a Local Motion. And what you call Idea he wou'd fancy to be fome J/orfe or Coach that Carry^d you very Swiftly '^ which yet wou'd not folve the Cemradi^ion as to him, becaufe the Sroiftnefs «f the Motion, (uppofe it a Cannon Bullet, cannot go troo yards to fcon as One.
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