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 1 2 |       latter it contributes to the meaning of the whole, although it
 2 2 |          it has not an independent meaning. Thus in the word "pirate-boat"
 3 2 |             the word "boat" has no meaning except as part of the whole
 4 3 |          in addition to its proper meaning, carries with it the notion
 5 3 |          of it has any independent meaning, and it is a sign of something
 6 3 |             for besides its proper meaning it indicates the present
 7 4 |          which have an independent meaning, that is to say, as an utterance,
 8 4 |      explain. The word "human" has meaning, but does not constitute
 9 4 |          from the other, it has no meaning; similarly in the word "
10 4 |             the part "ouse" has no meaning in itself, but is merely
11 4 |            parts contribute to the meaning of the whole; yet, as has
12 4 |            have not an independent meaning.~Every sentence has meaning,
13 4 |        meaning.~Every sentence has meaning, not as being the natural
14 5 |   proposition is a statement, with meaning, as to the presence of something
15 7 |            be contrary, albeit the meaning intended is sometimes contrary.
16 8 |           the word "white" has one meaning. If, on the other hand,
17 9 |          happen as happen; for the meaning of the word "fortuitous"
18 10|       since besides their specific meaning they convey the notion of
19 10|      involves no difference in its meaning. Thus we say "man is white"
20 10| proposition "white is man", if its meaning be different, the contradictory