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 1 1|          intelligence or to that of sense-perception; for these are the only
 2 1|      general that of the faculty of sense-perception, perceiving; and if there
 3 1|          conclude that it is not by sense-perception we perceive a dream.~But
 4 1|            on which opinion without sense-perception asserts nothing either truly
 5 1|      different from, the faculty of sense-perception, in either case the illusion
 6 1|           false that his faculty of sense-perception is unaffected, the fact
 7 1|            of dreaming] pertains to sense-perception as surely as sleep itself
 8 1|           is identical with that of sense-perception, though the essential notion
 9 1|           from that of a faculty of sense-perception; and since presentation
10 1|          activity of the faculty of sense-perception, but belongs to this faculty
11 2|     attending sleep. The objects of sense-perception corresponding to each sensory
12 2|          each sensory organ produce sense-perception in us, and the affection
13 2|             wherein the exercise of sense-perception takes place, since sense-perception,
14 2| sense-perception takes place, since sense-perception, as realized in actual perceiving,
15 2|        slight differences, and that sense-perception is quick to respond to it;
16 2|        respecting the operations of sense-perception when we are excited by emotions,
17 3|             to the head quarters of sense-perception, and there display themselves