Dialogue

 1 Intro|        means supposed to be in possession of the whole truth. Arguments
 2 Intro|        some other science. The possession of the birds is clearly
 3 Intro|    distinction between use and possession saves us from the absurdity
 4 Intro|      put the judge or juror in possession of all the facts which prove
 5 Intro|      the best explanation,—the possession of a characteristic mark,
 6  Thea|      of them and the original ‘possession’ in the same words? I will
 7  Thea|        and when having them in possession in the aforesaid aviary
 8  Thea|    kinds? one kind is prior to possession and for the sake of possession,
 9  Thea| possession and for the sake of possession, and the other for the sake
10  Thea|       have determined that the possession of knowledge is not the