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1 Pre, 3 |                3. The first objection is that though, while the
2 Pre, 3 | nature of the mind. To this objection I reply, that it was not
3 Pre, 4 |               4. The second objection is that it does not follow,
4   V, 6 |        6. Nor is it a valid objection to allege, that perhaps
5   V, 10| under the semblance of this objection: for because I cannot conceive
6   V, 11|    it be alleged here as an objection, that it is in truth necessary
7   V, 11|   is manifestly false. This objection is, I say, incompetent;
8   V, 15|    them to be. What further objection, then, is there ? Will it
9   V, 15|   perhaps I am dreaming (an objection I lately myself raised),