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Page 396
... tell me are given over , of which we have the clearest evidence by sensation or reflection ? It is likely you will tell me , they are extension and mo- tion . But , my lord , I crave the liberty to say , that when you have considered ...
... tell me are given over , of which we have the clearest evidence by sensation or reflection ? It is likely you will tell me , they are extension and mo- tion . But , my lord , I crave the liberty to say , that when you have considered ...
Page 413
... tell you the use I shall make of it : if your lordship tell me what you mean by these names , I shall presently reply , that there then are the ideas that you have of them in your mind ; and it is plain you see or have an intuition of ...
... tell you the use I shall make of it : if your lordship tell me what you mean by these names , I shall presently reply , that there then are the ideas that you have of them in your mind ; and it is plain you see or have an intuition of ...
Page 436
... tell thee what became of the real common nature of a horse , that was in it , when the foal died ? Countryman . No : but this I know , that my real horse was really destroyed . Sosia . There's now thy ignorance ! So much of thy horse as ...
... tell thee what became of the real common nature of a horse , that was in it , when the foal died ? Countryman . No : but this I know , that my real horse was really destroyed . Sosia . There's now thy ignorance ! So much of thy horse as ...
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Mr Lockes Reply to the Bishop of Worcesters Answer | 97 |
An Answer to Remarks upon the Essay concerning Human | 186 |
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