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1     II,  II|      man feels in a piece of ice being as distinct ideas
2    III,  VI|    us, proved from water and ice. But to return to the species
3    III,  VI|   should ask any one whether ice and water were two distinct
4    III,  VI|      never seen nor heard of ice, coming into England in
5    III,  VI|   been said above concerning ice and water, in a very familiar
6     IV,  XV| myself see a man walk on the ice, it is past probability;