Chap.

1    2|    meant by such heterogeneous associations, as fair defects, amiable
2    6|       Over those instantaneous associations we have little power; for
3    6|    variety and contrast to his associations; but there is an habitual
4    6|      yet so stubborn, that the associations which depend on adventitious
5    6|  deaden the feelings and break associations that do violence to reason.
6    6| instead of examining the first associations, forced on them by every
7    6|        from storing up vicious associations; and equally careful should