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 1 1 |      verbs, provided nothing is added, are like thoughts without
 2 1 |      unless "is" or "is not" is added, either in the present or
 3 3 |       fact, unless something is added; for they do not themselves
 4 4 |       only when other words are added that the whole will form
 5 5 |         past, or future time be added, is not a proposition. It
 6 10|      mean that the verb "is" is added either to the term "just"
 7 10|      Here "is" and "is not" are added either to "just" or to "
 8 10|  applied when the word "is" was added.~Thus we have the propositions: "
 9 10|        man", if nothing more be added, is not nearer but rather
10 12|    verbs "is" and "is not" were added to the subject-matter of
11 12| possible", "is contingent", are added. These indicate that a certain