Dialogue

 1 Intro|   the limits of the world of imagination and of pure abstraction,
 2 Intro|   processes of reasoning and imagination which have intervened. The
 3 Intro|   the old world of sense and imagination, nor to the new world of
 4 Intro|     is the first rudimentary imagination, which may be truly described
 5 Intro|      as well. For memory and imagination, though we sometimes oppose
 6 Intro|  flash of light or life from imagination. Dreaming is a link of connexion
 7 Intro|      in the first efforts of imagination reason is latent or set
 8 Intro| degrees, and the elements of imagination, if, as appears to be the
 9 Intro|     there, but the desire or imagination of it is present to him.
10 Intro|     unbounded license to the imagination, is still grovelling on
11 Intro|   there is no place left for imagination, or in any higher sense
12 Intro|   the opinions of the world.~Imagination has been called that ‘busy
13 Intro|      search after truth. But imagination is also that higher power
14 Intro|      life. The philosophical imagination is another name for reason
15 Intro|    inappropriate.~c. When in imagination we enter into the closet