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1 2 |  substance is in a flux,~and the perception dull, and the composition
2 4 |     things have reference to~one perception, the perception of this
3 4 | reference to~one perception, the perception of this one living being;
4 5 |         still, and the organs of~perception are dull and easily receive
5 7 |        one co-operation. And the perception of this will~be more apparent
6 7 |          reason. For~if even the perception of doing wrong shall depart,
7 8 |        of a nature which has~not perception or reason, and is subject
8 10|         cause takes it and makes perception and motion, and~in fine