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1   I, 5 |   persuade myself that I am now dreaming. ~
2   I, 6 |      suppose, then, that we are dreaming, and that all these particulars --
3   I, 8 |       for whether I am awake or dreaming, it remains true that two
4  II, 9 |     although I should be always dreaming, and although he who gave
5  II, 9 |        are false, and that I am dreaming. Let it be so. At all events
6   V, 15|       be said that perhaps I am dreaming (an objection I lately myself
7   V, 15| although, in truth, I should be dreaming, the rule still holds that