Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  X   |           are set on with care and repeated impressions, either through
 2     II,  X   |           their lives they are not repeated again, are quite lost, without
 3     II,  X   |       notice of, and ceasing to be repeated, do quite wear out; so that
 4     II,  X   |          not sometimes renewed, by repeated exercise of the senses,
 5     II,  X   |           in marble.~6. Constantly repeated ideas can scarce be lost.
 6     II,  X   |           to imitate, or which any repeated essays can bring them nearer
 7     II,  XI  |           and putting together the repeated ideas of several perches,
 8     II,  XI  |             When children have, by repeated sensations, got ideas fixed
 9     II,  XIII|        that simple idea of an unit repeated; and repetitions of this
10     II,  XIV |            portions, by constantly repeated periods. What portions of
11     II,  XV  |            it is the number of its repeated additions or divisions that
12     II,  XVI |    Eternity and Immensity, but the repeated additions of certain ideas
13     II,  XVII|        more come to an end of such repeated ideas than we can come to
14     II,  XVII|           as easily, and as often, repeated in our minds as the other:
15     II,  XVII|           make in quantity, by the repeated additions of what portions
16     II,  XVII| progression of the mind, over what repeated ideas of space it pleases;
17     II,  XVII|           have a view of all those repeated ideas of space which an
18     II,  XVII|      reason to set bounds to those repeated ideas than we have to set
19     II,  XVII|           of, and commensurate to, repeated numbers of feet or yards,
20     II,  XXI | uneasinesses we feel; till due and repeated contemplation has brought
21     II,  XXIV|            by putting together the repeated ideas of unity, makes the
22     IV,  XI  |            is again, when actually repeated: which is occasioned by
23     IV,  XVI |         future ages by being often repeated. But the further still it
24     IV,  XVII|            they are transposed and repeated, and spun out to a greater
25     IV,  XIX |       mission, by the same miracle repeated before them whom he was