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 1 1| speculative philosophers. For the movements which occur in the daytime [
 2 1|          contrast with the waking movements, which are more impressive.
 3 1|            for then even trifling movements seem considerable. This
 4 1|          for it from the original movements set up in the daytime; exactly
 5 1|           it must happen that the movements set up first in sleep should
 6 2|           as they experience many movements of every kind, they just
 7 2|     emanations" coming; that such movements, in whatever way they arrive,
 8 2|  sensitive even to slight sensory movements when asleep than when awake.
 9 2|           when awake. It is these movements then that cause "presentations",
10 2|          that their normal mental movements do not impede [the alien
11 2|          do not impede [the alien movements], but are beaten off by
12 2|           perception of the alien movements.~That certain persons in
13 2|         do as regards the sensory movements respecting one another;
14 2|          one another; for sensory movements which refer to persons familiarly
15 2|         mutability, the series of movements deploys quickly before their
16 2|          and on stringing sensory movements together. Moreover, owing