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 1 3|       manifest that the stimulatory movements based upon sensory impressions,
 2 3|           together, they (i.e. such movements) are extruded from consciousness
 3 3|     interior, they [i.e. the above "movements"] are borne in to the head
 4 3|           in rivers, so the sensory movements are each a continuous process,
 5 3|             phantasms, or residuary movements, which are based upon the
 6 3|            that touch announces two movements, we think that the one object
 7 3|          owing to sleep, and to the movements then going on in his sensory
 8 3|              the internal [sensory] movements, some potential, others
 9 3|            dissolved. The residuary movements are like these: they are
10 3| quasi-perceiving, receives from the movements persisting in the sense-organs,
11 3|         there are such presentative movements in the sensory organs, any
12 3|            that they are really but movements lurking in the organs of