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 1 Pre, 5 |         a subject that are first presented to them, however false and
 2   I, 5 |       which the insane think are presented to them in their waking
 3 III, 3 |   thoughts of those objects were presented to my mind. And even now
 4 III, 8 |          for they are frequently presented to me against my will, as
 5 III, 37|       the senses, nor is it even presented to me unexpectedly, as is
 6 III, 37|          objects, when these are presented or appear to be presented
 7 III, 37|        presented or appear to be presented to the external organs of
 8  IV, 10|     being, but there is likewise presented to my mind a certain idea
 9   V, 14| meanwhile that other reasons are presented to me which would readily
10   V, 15|        that all which is clearly presented to my intellect is indisputably
11  VI, 6 |      these qualities, which were presented to my mind, and which alone
12  VI, 6 |    conscious that the ideas were presented to me without my consent
13  VI, 24|        met with in what is daily presented to me by the senses. And