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 1   1, 2 |      or an "individual," or a "person," or by~the name is nothing
 2   1, 3 | properties, which on one's own person and body are hard~and solid,
 3   1, 3 |  properties which on one's own person and body are hard and~solid -
 4   1, 3 | properties, which on one's own person and body are~watery or cohesive,
 5   1, 3 |    properties which on one own person and body~are watery or cohesive-this
 6   1, 3 | properties, which on one's own person and body are heating~and
 7   1, 3 | properties, which on one's~own person and body are heating and
 8   1, 3 | properties, which on one's own person and~body are mobile and
 9   1, 3 | properties, which on~one's own person and body are mobile and
10   3, 22|        for the sake of another person's advantage, nor for the
11   3, 22|        hidden malice; and that person shall~we penetrate with
12   3, 23| abstains from it; what another person~possesses of goods and chattels
13   3, 26|  either with regard to~his own person, or to other persons, or
14   3, 26|  belongs to a self; neither a~ person, nor anything belonging
15   3, 26|        anything belonging to a person"-~ ~this clear consciousness
16   3, 26|  either with regard to~his own person, or to other persons, or
17   3, 26|  either with~regard to his own person, or to other persons, or
18   3, 26|       that there~is no Ego, no person, no experience of the feelings.]~ ~
19   3, 26|  either with regard to~his own person, or to other persons, or
20   3, 26|  either with regard~to his own person, or to other persons, or
21   3, 27|      and he experiences in his~person that feeling, of which the