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 1 1|       does not pertain to one organ in animals and dreaming
 2 1|      both pertain to the same organ.~But since we have, in our
 3 2| corresponding to each sensory organ produce sense-perception
 4 2|       must also happen in the organ wherein the exercise of
 5 2|   only a passion in the sense organ acted on by the polished
 6 2|     polished surface, but the organ, as an agent, also produces
 7 2|   sight is the property of an organ possessing brilliance and
 8 2|      it; and further that the organ which perceives colour is
 9 3|     effects borne in from the organ of sight, that he actually
10 3|     those which come from the organ of hearing, that he really
11 3|     which reaches the primary organ of sense comes from them,
12 3|     is from a belief that the organ of sight is being stimulated,