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 1 2|  object. It would be better to suppose this coalescence to take
 2 3|     real thing; rather we must suppose that the same natural substance
 3 3|    White and Black; and we may suppose that [of this "plurality"]
 4 3|     that enter into music, and suppose that those involving simple
 5 3|         if it is impossible to suppose any magnitude to be invisible,
 6 3|        not merely such as some suppose, i.e. by juxtaposition of
 7 4| impossible] either (a) we must suppose that water contains in itself [
 8 4|      It remains, therefore, to suppose that the water is changed
 9 4|    common sensibles. But if we suppose that the sense of Taste
10 7| coinstantaneously. For we must suppose that the stimuli, when equal,
11 7|   portion of this time, let us suppose the part gb, representing