Dialogue

 1 Intro|        by physiology or by the observation of consciousness apart from
 2 Intro|   gather, if we will, from the observation of the world. The memory
 3 Intro|      and again, and the feeble observation of the same recurring object
 4 Intro|      of our actual analysis or observation.~According to some writers
 5 Intro|    some previous experience or observation. Sensation, like all other
 6 Intro|      to our powers of sight or observation. There is nor the consideration.
 7 Intro|      another conjecture is the observation, whether in the case of
 8 Intro|      men as well as by his own observation. He knows distance because
 9 Intro|       and a somewhat uncertain observation of the rest of mankind.
10 Intro| analyzed by us or subjected to observation and experiment. And there
11 Intro|        extent derived from the observation of the individual by himself.
12 Intro|        inward feelings but the observation of external actions, being
13 Intro|     knowledge of the mind, the observation of its workings and processes
14  Thea|   remark recalls to my mind an observation which I have often made,