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 1  II, 2 |  objects which my fallacious memory represents ever existed;
 2  II, 16|  more deeply impress upon my memory this new knowledge. ~ ~
 3  IV, 8 |     I examine the faculty of memory or imagination, or any other
 4  IV, 15|    so deeply engraving on my memory the resolution to judge
 5  IV, 16| impress it so strongly on my memory that I shall never fail
 6  VI, 4 |   the medium of which and of memory, they seem to have reached
 7  VI, 6 |      I found impressed on my memory, it seemed that they could
 8  VI, 24|   this, being able to use my memory in connecting present with
 9  VI, 24|  states, in respect that our memory can never connect our dreams
10  VI, 24|   together all my senses, my memory, and my understanding for