Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II   |      ideas, it has the power to repeat, compare, and unite them,
 2     II,  XIII |       they can, in their minds, repeat them as often as they will,
 3     II,  XIII |      the mind having a power to repeat the idea of any length directly
 4     II,  XIII |       our minds, we can revive, repeat, and add them one to another
 5     II,  XIV  |      Fourthly, by being able to repeat those measures of time,
 6     II,  XIV  |       Fifthly, by being able to repeat ideas of any length of time,
 7     II,  XV   |          can, as has been said, repeat that idea, and so, adding
 8     II,  XVII |         foot, finds that he can repeat that idea; and joining it
 9     II,  XVII | immensity; so, by being able to repeat the idea of any length of
10     II,  XVII |        whiteness, though he can repeat the idea of sweet or white,
11     II,  XVII |         present time we are in, repeat in our minds the ideas of
12     II,  XVII |         of any quantity, he can repeat it, and add it to the former,
13     II,  XVIII|         faculty the mind has to repeat its own ideas;—Though, I
14     II,  XVIII|      has them, it can variously repeat and compound them, and so
15     II,  XXVII|       any intelligent being can repeat the idea of any past action
16    III,  IX   |         have the idea; and then repeat to them the name that stands
17     IV,  VIII |         do not see. Let any one repeat, as often as he pleases,