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1     II,  IX   |     such ideas as have no pain accompanying them, may be a little guessed
2     II,  XX   |        has not always blushing accompanying it.~18. These instances
3     II,  XXI  | performed, without some desire accompanying it; which I think is the
4     II,  XXVII|       reflex act of perception accompanying it, and how performed by
5    III,  VI   |    regia and other properties, accompanying that complex idea. Here
6     IV,  XI   |       may be said of pleasure, accompanying several actual sensations.
7     IV,  XIX  |        any extraordinary signs accompanying it. But in such cases too