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 1     II,  XI   |   their number is lessened.~8. Naming. When children have, by
 2     II,  XVI  |     623137~The ordinary way of naming this number in English,
 3     II,  XXV  |       memories, that, upon the naming of either of them, the thoughts
 4     II,  XXXII|     thought fantastical in the naming; but not erroneous in my
 5    III,  I    |        how nature, even in the naming of things, unawares suggested
 6    III,  V    |       by the mind, in order to naming, and for the convenience
 7    III,  V    |       patterns for sorting and naming of things, I leave it to
 8    III,  V    |       making only, in order to naming, no such species are taken
 9    III,  VI   |     species, being in order to naming and comprehending them under
10    III,  VI   |       sorts, in order to their naming, for the convenience of
11    III,  VI   |     and species are related to naming. How much the making of
12    III,  XI   |     left. First, Sometimes the naming the subject wherein that
13     IV,  IV   |      are of our own making and naming. But it will here be said,
14     IV,  VII  | familiar to the mind, the very naming them is enough to satisfy