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 1 7 |    opposed to a denial in the sense which I denote by the term "
 2 7 |  distributed or undistributed sense in which it is understood.~
 3 10|     not a noun, in the proper sense of the word, but an indefinite
 4 10|       as it does in a certain sense a single thing. Similarly
 5 10|   noun nor verb in the proper sense of the words. But they are
 6 10| predicate does not affect the sense of affirmations and denials.~
 7 11|     he is, in the independent sense of the word.~Thus, in the
 8 11|   subject in their own proper sense and not in any indirect
 9 12|     have potentiality in this sense are not always actual. In
10 13|       used always in the same sense.~But in some cases the word
11 13|  necessary in the unqualified sense of the word, we can predicate
12 13| possible, though not in every sense in which the word may be
13 14|     understood in a universal sense, is equivalent to the judgement