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 1 1|      we get a sudden idea and recollect that we heard or saw something
 2 2|       must imply in those who recollect the presence of some spring
 3 2|       is that persons seek to recollect, and thus, too, it is that
 4 2|    thus, too, it is that they recollect even without the effort
 5 2| therefore, when one wishes to recollect, this is what he will do:
 6 2|      are easy to remember (or recollect) while badly arranged subjects
 7 2|    therefore of course cannot recollect). It often happens that,
 8 2|        though a person cannot recollect at the moment, yet by seeking
 9 2|  sequel the fact he wishes to recollect. For remembering (which
10 2|       persons are supposed to recollect sometimes by starting from
11 2|    the season he is trying to recollect.~It seems true in general
12 2|     them. For if one does not recollect before, he will do so when
13 2|    the rapidity with which we recollect what we frequently think
14 2|       that which he wishes to recollect). There is,-let it be taken
15 2|      For he who endeavours to recollect infers that he formerly
16 2|      they have been unable to recollect, it (viz. the anamnesis =
17 2|    thrown, so he who tries to recollect and "hunts"" (after an idea)