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 1 1|        in, as it were, a sort of impression of the percept, just as
 2 1|        as persons do who make an impression with a seal. This explains
 3 1|        time of life, no mnemonic impression is formed; just as no impression
 4 1| impression is formed; just as no impression would be formed if the movement
 5 1| receiving surface, the requisite impression is not implanted at all.
 6 1|     perceiving directly only the impression, we remember that absent
 7 1|          in us something like an impression or picture, why should the
 8 1|       the perception of the mere impression be memory of something else,
 9 1|         of being related to this impression alone? For when one actually
10 1|         actually remembers, this impression is what he contemplates,