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 1 2 |      same as that of the noun proper, but, when coupled with "
 2 2 |      false, and this the noun proper always does, under these
 3 3 |     which, in addition to its proper meaning, carries with it
 4 3 |       a verb; for besides its proper meaning it indicates the
 5 7 |    Socrates is white" has its proper denial in the proposition "
 6 7 | denial will not be the denial proper to that affirmation, but
 7 7 |       is distinct.~The denial proper to the affirmation "every
 8 7 |     every man is white"; that proper to the affirmation "some
 9 7 |     man is white", while that proper to the affirmation "man
10 10|        was not a noun, in the proper sense of the word, but an
11 10|   enjoy health" is not a verb proper, but an indefinite verb.
12 10|   not-just". This then is the proper scheme for these propositions,
13 10|  neither noun nor verb in the proper sense of the words. But
14 10|      each proposition has one proper contradictory and one only.
15 11|      the subject in their own proper sense and not in any indirect