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  1   Read        |   afterwards the mind found little difference in the phrases, and wondered
  2      I,  I    |            perceived, I can see no difference there can be between any
  3      I,  I    |            means, there will be no difference between the maxims of the
  4      I,  I    |            before it can speak the difference between the ideas of sweet
  5      I,  I    |            it does, and leaving no difference between those suppose innate
  6      I,  I    |        ground equal. And as to the difference of being more general, that
  7      I,  I    |           body, the only confessed difference between them and others.
  8      I,  II   |           There is a great deal of difference between an innate law, and
  9      I,  II   |          us not what they are. The difference there is amongst men in
 10      I,  III  |    mathematician as any in it; the difference between him and a more improved
 11      I,  III  |        constant and distinguishing difference between what is, and what
 12      I,  III  |          speak more hereafter.~23. Difference of men’s discoveries depends
 13      I,  III  |            are employed. The great difference that is to be found in the
 14     II,  VIII |        understood; and to make the difference between the qualities in
 15     II,  IX   |        reflections of light by the difference of the sensible figures
 16     II,  IX   |            distinguish them by the difference of their figures felt. This
 17     II,  IX   |            11. Perception puts the difference between animals and vegetables.
 18     II,  IX   |          three days, I wonder what difference there would be, in any intellectual
 19     II,  X    |            of the brain makes this difference, that in some it retains
 20     II,  XI   |        this more hereafter.~2. The difference of wit and judgment. How
 21     II,  XI   |       where there is but the least difference, consists, in a great measure,
 22     II,  XI   |     wherein can be found the least difference, thereby to avoid being
 23     II,  XI   |         man: and it is that proper difference wherein they are wholly
 24     II,  XI   |  understandings and knowledge.~13. Difference between idiots and madmen.
 25     II,  XI   |            herein seems to lie the difference between idiots and madmen:
 26     II,  XIII |         body; and makes as great a difference between space and body as
 27     II,  XV   |            as clear an idea of the difference of the length of an hour
 28     II,  XV   |         But there is this manifest difference between them,—That the ideas
 29     II,  XVI  |           will undertake to find a difference between the white of this
 30     II,  XVI  |           are capable of any other difference but more or less, names
 31     II,  XVII |            thought of infinity.~7. Difference between infinity of space,
 32     II,  XVII |           of number; but with this difference,—that, in the former considerations
 33     II,  XVII |             they ought to show the difference of their notion of duration,
 34     II,  XVII |          have met that put so much difference between infinite duration
 35     II,  XVIII|          distinct ideas, where the difference is but very small between
 36     II,  XIX  |          essence of the soul. This difference of intention, and remission
 37     II,  XXI  |       belong not to sleep, nor the difference of figure to virtue; and
 38     II,  XXI  |          do not enough keep up the difference between the will and several
 39     II,  XXI  |          yet, in full view of this difference, satisfied of the possibility
 40     II,  XXI  |         wonder to find variety and difference. For if there be no prospect
 41     II,  XXI  |       pleasure and pain show their difference and degrees so plainly as
 42     II,  XXI  |            the fallacy of a little difference in time. But, if pleasure
 43     II,  XXIII|           from thence: and all the difference we can put between them,
 44     II,  XXVII|            of an animal; with this difference, That, in an animal the
 45     II,  XXVII|            longer in that man.~21. Difference between identity of man
 46     II,  XXVII|         consciousness at all, what difference is there between that punishment
 47     II,  XXIX |      several sorts; considered the difference between the simple and the
 48     II,  XXIX |       wherein the mind perceives a difference from all other; and a confused
 49     II,  XXIX |            it is expressed by; the difference which keeps the things (
 50     II,  XXIX |        different terms, have not a difference answerable to their distinct
 51     II,  XXIX |            of things, and by their difference to stand for, and keep things
 52     II,  XXIX |       under; and so keeps not that difference from that other idea which
 53    III,  I    |           was obtained only by the difference of the ideas they were made
 54    III,  IV   |       terms of art, by a genus and difference), when, even after such
 55    III,  IV   |             The not observing this difference in our ideas, and their
 56    III,  IV   |        left out of it, that so the difference being taken away, it may
 57    III,  IV   |         mixed modes have also this difference: that those of mixed modes
 58    III,  IV   |       arbitrary at an. Which, what difference it makes in the significations
 59    III,  V    |     species and sort have no other difference than that of a Latin and
 60    III,  V    |         modes is, with very little difference, applicable also to relations;
 61    III,  VI   |           an essential or specific difference or no, since we have no
 62    III,  VI   |    sufficient to make an essential difference in nature between any two
 63    III,  VI   |         them in our ideas, put any difference, by any number of simple
 64    III,  VI   |         sorts of spirits, with the difference only of degrees; to the
 65    III,  VI   |      scarce be perceived any great difference between them: and so on,
 66    III,  VI   |         exactly the same. But what difference in the real internal constitution
 67    III,  VI   |      constitution makes a specific difference it is in vain to inquire;
 68    III,  VI   |            part of them. Shall the difference of hair only on the skin
 69    III,  VI   |         known, to be the essential difference of the species man; and
 70    III,  VI   |            no, only because of the difference of their outward configuration
 71    III,  VI   |           hound; all the essential difference, whereby we know and distinguish
 72    III,  VI   |           five; is this a specific difference to the workman? Some have
 73    III,  VI   |          enough to make a specific difference to the workman, that knows
 74    III,  VI   |          each of these hath a real difference from the rest; but whether
 75    III,  VI   |           an essential, a specific difference or no, relates only to the
 76    III,  VI   |          more than that there is a difference in the frame between a drill
 77    III,  VI   |          such); but only with this difference, that, in places where men
 78    III,  VIII |          knowledge, perceive their difference, and therefore in propositions
 79    III,  VIII |        reasoning.~2. They show the difference of our ideas. This distinction
 80    III,  VIII |            names shows us also the difference of our ideas: for if we
 81    III,  VIII |    equality, equal: only with this difference, that some of the concrete
 82    III,  IX   |           than other words, is the difference of ideas they stand for.~
 83    III,  IX   | signification of words than a real difference in the conception of things)
 84    III,  XI   |             shall not perceive any difference. The like may be said of
 85     IV,  I    |     thereby also to perceive their difference, and that one is not another.
 86     IV,  II   |             wherein he perceives a difference, are different and not precisely
 87     IV,  II   |         the demonstration. Another difference between intuitive and demonstrative
 88     IV,  II   |       numbers have every the least difference very clear and perceivable:
 89     IV,  II   |   distinguish every the least real difference, the only help we have being
 90     IV,  II   |       point fail us. But where the difference is so great as to produce
 91     IV,  II   |             We as plainly find the difference there is between any idea
 92     IV,  II   |         will allow a very manifest difference between dreaming of being
 93     IV,  III  |      immediate comparing them: the difference of figure makes their parts
 94     IV,  IV   |         sober and a wise man, what difference will there be, by your rules,
 95     IV,  IV   |           another. If there be any difference between them, the advantage
 96     IV,  IV   |          no more but an accidental difference between themselves and changelings,
 97     IV,  VII  |              red is not blue.” The difference of the ideas, as soon as
 98     IV,  X    |        thinking, the only supposed difference. But allow it to be by some
 99     IV,  XI   |           that there is a manifest difference between the ideas laid up
100     IV,  XI   |          who doth not perceive the difference in himself between contemplating
101     IV,  XIII |        some objects and perceive a difference in them. But though a man
102     IV,  XV   |            so. And herein lies the difference between probability and
103     IV,  XVI  |            us we make little or no difference between them and certain
104     IV,  XVI  |           remote distance, yet the difference between the upper and under,
105     IV,  XVI  |            hardly discernible. The difference is exceeding great between
106     IV,  XVI  |            we shall find so little difference, that it will be hard to
107     IV,  XVII |      undoubtedly be almost as much difference in maturity of judgment
108     IV,  XVIII|         and there would be left no difference between truth and falsehood,
109     IV,  XVIII|        matter of reason; with this difference still, that, in those concerning
110     IV,  XX   |           Now that there is such a difference between men, in respect
111     IV,  XX   |          on the other. Which great difference in men’s intellectuals,
112     IV,  XX   |           evident, that there is a difference of degrees in men’s understandings,
113     IV,  XX   |           received hypothesis. The difference between these and the former,