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 1 5 |        not the same thing "to be x" and "to be" absolutely.
 2 5 |        the same thing "not to be x" and "not to be" at all:
 3 5 |  expression, i.e. because "to be x" is but little different
 4 5 |           to be", and "not to be x" from "not to be". Likewise
 5 20|      division of the words: "Was X being beaten with that with
 6 22|       walks through? "Yes." "But X walks through a whole day."
 7 24|         state, e.g. suppose that X is father, and is also yours:
 8 24|         when e.g. one knows that X is white, but does not realize
 9 24| reasonings, e.g. the proof that "X is your father", or "son",
10 24|      thing may be "good" and be "X's" without being at the
11 24|          being at the same time "X's good". Nor is the saying