Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  XXII|       ideas in the mind of the speaker. (3) Those words the signs
 2     II,  XXII|     for are in the mind of the speaker. I think I need not go any
 3    III,  II  |        of are the ideas of the speaker: nor can any one apply them
 4    III,  II  |    that are in the mind of the speaker; yet they in their thoughts
 5    III,  II  |       ideas in the mind of the speaker, yet, because by familiar
 6    III,  IV  |       ideas in the mind of the speaker; yet, upon a nearer survey,
 7    III,  IV  | annexed to, in the mind of the speaker, is as it were represented,
 8    III,  IX  |  stands for in the mind of the speaker. Now, since sounds have
 9    III,  IX  |   stand for in the mind of the speaker. Without this, men fill
10    III,  IX  |     stand for the same idea in speaker and hearer. Though the names
11    III,  IX  |        is very seldom that, in speaker and hearer, they stand for
12    III,  IX  |     sense and intention of the speaker, without any manner of doubt
13    III,  X   |    common received sounds, the speaker and hearer had necessarily
14    III,  XI  |     not agreed on, betwixt the speaker and hearer, for which the
15     IV,  IV  |        it such as it is in the speaker’s mind, and the same things
16     IV,  VI  |        idea in the mind of the speaker, stand for we know not what;
17     IV,  VIII|    understand the terms as the speaker uses them, or else he talks
18     IV,  XV  |     the wonted veracity of the speaker in other cases, or his supposed