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1 4|         pain, the difficulty of conceptions, the difficulty of transition (
2 5| consequence of it they build up conceptions; in consequence of the latter
3 5| succeeded by the suppression of conceptions (or fancies); and so forth,
4 7|          From ignorance proceed conceptions (or fancies); from conceptions (
5 7|  conceptions (or fancies); from conceptions (or fancies) proceeds understanding;
6 7|      results the suppression of conceptions; from the suppression of
7 7|         from the suppression of conceptions results that of understanding;