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 1  VI, 20|          body, but only from the brain, or perhaps even from one
 2  VI, 21|        like cords from it to the brain, when they are contracted
 3  VI, 21|          the inmost parts of the brain in which they have their
 4  VI, 21|      neck, in order to reach the brain, it may happen that although
 5  VI, 21| nevertheless, are excited in the brain by this motion as would
 6  VI, 22|          made in the part of the brain by which the mind is immediately
 7  VI, 22|       the innermost parts of the brain affords a sign to the mind
 8  VI, 22|      that the same motion in the brain would have informed the
 9  VI, 22|        in so far as it is in the brain, or in so far as it is in
10  VI, 22|         between the foot and the brain, or, finally, the occasion
11  VI, 22|        the internal parts of the brain; and this movement affects
12  VI, 23|     stretch from the foot to the brain, or even in the brain itself,
13  VI, 23|        the brain, or even in the brain itself, the same movement
14  VI, 23|         the same movement in the brain can but impress the mind
15  VI, 24|          or phantom formed in my brain, rather than a real man.