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 1     3,      1  (2)   |         analysis is not derived from mere scientific interest; it
 2     3,      4        | consciousness. This is not however a mere empirical psychological
 3     3,      4, XXXVII|              forms of egolessness is mere imagination, and that where
 4     3,      5        |           from the senses; nor is it mere accident; nor is it an illusion.
 5     3,      5        |           produce the knowledge. But mere combination is not enough.
 6     4,      4        |              These are not, however, mere symbolic expressions, devoid
 7     4,      4        |             Mind is], is given up to mere discipline,~He is apt, indeed,
 8     4,      4        |           Chiliocosms numberless are mere bubbles in the ocean,~All
 9     4,      8, 1     |          discipline. Some might take mere emptiness as all important
10     5,      1        |             Is not to be given up to mere human sentiments."~
11     5,      2        |              have nothing to do with mere decorative effects.~That