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1 1|          in sleep, are unable to see, and the analogous statement
2 1|  assertions in sleep. We seem to see equally well that the approaching
3 1|    perceiving something. Even to see wrongly or to hear wrongly
4 1|         when asleep] to hear and see in the simple sense.~How
5 2|       fever sometimes think they see animals on their chamber
6 3|        awake believes himself to see, or hear, or otherwise perceive;
7 3| erroneously declare ourselves to see, or that, from the fact
8 3|     looking with wide open eyes, see multitudes of phantom figures