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 1 10|  which has not teeth, or that blind which has not sight, but
 2 10|       not called toothless or blind.~To be without some faculty
 3 10| equivalent to "sight", "to be blind" is not equivalent to "blindness".
 4 10|       is a "privative", to be blind is to be in a state of privation,
 5 10|     were equivalent to "being blind", both would be predicated
 6 10|    though a man is said to be blind, he is by no means said
 7 10| opposed to sight, so is being blind opposed to having sight.~
 8 10|      is not said either to be blind or to see. Thus "positives"
 9 10|   said either to see or to be blind, and that in an indeterminate
10 10|      see or that it should be blind, but that it should be either
11 10|        The man who has become blind does not regain his sight;
12 10|      opposite of "Socrates is blind" in the sense of the word "