Dialogue

 1 Intro|       the human faculties and feelings, such as memory, opinion,
 2 Intro|     the generalized notion of feelings and impressions of sense,
 3 Intro|     herself, working upon the feelings or impressions of sense.
 4 Intro| Knowledge consists not in the feelings or affections (pathemasi),
 5 Intro|   minds as if our thoughts or feelings were written down in a book.
 6 Intro|      merged in sensations and feelings, but feelings and sensations
 7 Intro|  sensations and feelings, but feelings and sensations were still
 8 Intro|       or the consciousness of feelings which we are experiencing.
 9 Intro|     crowded with names, acts, feelings, images innumerable, we
10 Intro|       mind to a succession of feelings and sensations is like the
11 Intro|  distinct, of our sensations, feelings, thoughts, actions, to ourselves,
12 Intro|     Can we suppose one set of feelings or one part of the mind
13 Intro|       consciousness of inward feelings but the observation of external
14 Intro|     intensity of our ideas or feelings.~j. Although heredity has
15  Thea|     man can discern another’s feelings better than he, or has any