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 1 3|     in itself, in order to be perceived as it is in actual consciousness.~
 2 3|       a process set up by the perceived object in the medium between
 3 4|     been the sense which best perceived the common sensibles generally,
 4 4|        only that some are not perceived"—cannot be sustained] for
 5 4|      why should one savour be perceived, and another not?~This completes
 6 6|       perceiving" and "having perceived", form co-instantaneous
 7 6| course, in the special object perceived they perceive an object
 8 6|       in a liquid medium, and perceived [the sapid object] at a
 9 7|       one means that which is perceived by a perception actually
10 7|       one means that which is perceived by a sensory act potentially
11 7|      to Odd [and these, to be perceived together, must be unified].~