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1  II, 11|     the sight ); it is hard, cold, easily handled; and sounds
2 III, 19| sounds, odors, tastes, heat, cold, and the other tactile qualities,
3 III, 19| example, the ideas I have of cold and heat are so far from
4 III, 19|     them to discover whether cold is only the privation of
5 III, 19|     or heat the privation of cold; or whether they are or
6 III, 19|    the idea which represents cold as something real and positive
7 III, 19|    it be correct to say that cold is nothing but a privation
8 III, 25|     of the ideas of heat and cold, and the like: for, on the
9 III, 25|  already said of the idea of cold. It is likewise clear and