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 1 1|           picture. The process of movement (sensory stimulation) involved
 2 1| impression would be formed if the movement of the seal were to impinge
 3 2|          due to the fact that one movement has by nature another that
 4 2|           to do so, viz. when the movement implied in recollection
 5 2|      excited, that the particular movement implied in recollection
 6 2|          to obtain a beginning of movement whose sequel shall be the
 7 2|         whose sequel shall be the movement which he desires to reawaken.
 8 2|     potentially, in the mind of a movement capable of stimulating it
 9 2|     stimulating it to the desired movement, and this, as has been said,
10 2|       remembers O; because from E movement in either direction is possible,
11 2|         the same starting-point a movement can be made in several directions,
12 2|         by a proportionate mental movement. For there are in the mind
13 2|         one has (psychically) the movement in AB, BE, he constructs
14 2|             When, therefore, the "movement" corresponding to the object
15 2|          itself. If, however, the movement corresponding to the objective
16 2|        one does not remember.~The movement answering to the time is
17 2|    presented itself, and thus the movement has found a straight course.
18 2|            owing to the amount of movement going on within them; for