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 1 7 |       to the same subject; for instance "not every man is white"
 2 7 |    which it is understood.~For instance, the affirmation "Socrates
 3 8 | affirmation is not single. For instance, if a man should establish
 4 8 |         This, then, is another instance of those propositions of
 5 10| structure of the sentence (for instance, when the verbs "walks", "
 6 10|        both be true, as in the instance before us: the propositions "
 7 10|      negative proposition. For instance, if to the question "Is
 8 11|      absurd results ensue. For instance, a man is man and white.
 9 11|       a term simply of any one instance, and to say that some one
10 12|        may and may not be; for instance, everything that may be
11 14| contrary fact, in the way, for instance, in which the judgement "
12 14|      negative of the true; for instance, he who thinks a man is
13 14|    will form the contrary. For instance, the contrary of the judgement