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1 2|    operation is present in the organs of sense not only when the
2 2|       continues in the sensory organs, both in their deeper and
3 2|    described.~That the sensory organs are acutely sensitive to
4 3|       derived from each of the organs of sense, is preserved in
5 3| proceed from the other sensory organs. For it is owing to the
6 3|        going on in his sensory organs, as well as to the other
7 3|   which remains in the sensory organs, and which is now but scanty,
8 3|       movements in the sensory organs, any one may convince himself,
9 3|       movements lurking in the organs of sense. And indeed some