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 1 2|    experiences the former of two movements thus connected, it will (
 2 2| experience the latter of the two movements. But it is a fact that there
 3 2|         fact that there are some movements, by a single experience
 4 2|        certain of the antecedent movements until finally we experience
 5 2|   recollection; for the mnemonic movements involved in these starting-points
 6 2|      rule, it is when antecedent movements of the classes here described
 7 2|    effect of custom the mnemonic movements tend to succeed one another
 8 2|         succession, the mnemonic movements are to one another as the
 9 2|         doing by setting up many movements, until finally he excites
10 2|           i.e. in consequence of movements wholly contained within
11 2|        mind the like figures and movements (i.e. "like" to those of
12 2|          AB, so is O to I? These movements therefore (sc. in AB, BE,
13 2|         but now, instead of (the movements of the ratio) O:I, he has
14 2|       and because their mnemonic movements are, from the very first,
15 2|    effort at recollection, these movements do not easily find a direct