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1 3|        But if to a state without sensation, thou wilt cease to be held
2 5|         not strive to resist the sensation, for~it is natural: but
3 5|        part of itself add to the~sensation the opinion that it is either
4 8|         either fears the loss of sensation or a different~kind of sensation.
5 8| sensation or a different~kind of sensation. But if thou shalt have
6 8|        But if thou shalt have no sensation, neither wilt~thou feel
7 8|          acquire another kind of~sensation, thou wilt be a different