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 1 1|      is unaffected, the fact being that the sense of seeing
 2 2|      air, and this, in turn, being moved excites motion in
 3 2|    is really the eye that is being moved by something else [
 4 3|      little eddies which are being ever formed in rivers, so
 5 3|     For all such affections, being spirituous, cause much commotion
 6 3|   that the organ of sight is being stimulated, though in reality
 7 3|  beneath the eyeball without being observed, one object will
 8 3|     create an opinion of its being two objects; while if it [
 9 3|  however, he is not aware of being asleep, there is nothing
10 3| sinking into slumber or when being awakened. He will sometimes,
11 3|     lamp, and afterwards, on being awakened, straightway recognized