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 1 4|      rather than any other, can discern the common sensibles. But
 2 4|         to do so, then—since to discern the smallest objects in
 3 5|      nose would be the organ to discern them with. All writers incline
 4 6|       by what faculty should we discern and cognize these [hypothetical
 5 7|      that one should be able to discern two objects coinstantaneously
 6 7| following: that it is easier to discern each object of sense when
 7 7|         easier, for example, to discern wine when neat than when
 8 7|      provinces] a colour, or to discern the nete by itself alone,
 9 7|        that it is impossible to discern them coinstantaneously.
10 7|        clearly impossible so to discern such homogeneous sensibles
11 7|        with Bitter. Nor can one discern the components in compounds
12 7|     conceivable that one should discern them [viz. sensibles in
13 7|  co-operating in each sense, to discern different objects coinstantaneously],