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1 3 |        since it is an irrational conception that anything should exist
2 10|     reason I mean, here, not the conception of words signifying the
3 10|       the mind, by the vision of conception, of the objects themselves,
4 49|        useless is the memory and conception of any object, unless, so
5 50|     loved without remembrance or conception of it; while many things
6 63| expressing and beholding through conception, as it were, are the same,
7 65|        to my mind, than that the conception of which my mind itself