Our plucky hero gives a Johnsonian refutation of subjective idealism:
Not even the animals are so stupid as these metaphysicians, for they fall on the things, take hold of them, seize them, and consume them.
— Hegel, Encylopedia §246
For a slightly more developed account, see Terry Pinkard’s ‘Inside, Outside and Forms of Life: Hegel and Wittgenstein’, which is where I came across the quote.