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 1 2|       so is proved by facts of actual experience. The substance
 2 2|    that it is so is plain from actual occurrences. It is matter
 3 3|        of view, i.e. either as actual or as potential. We have
 4 3|     correlative sensation, the actual seeing or hearing. The point
 5 3|       be perceived as it is in actual consciousness.~We have already
 6 4|     Savour. Savour brings into actual exercise the perceptive
 7 5| without intermission] from the actual moment at which it is first
 8 6|  between the Potential and the Actual. It is owing to this difference
 9 6|          instead of achieving "actual" exisistence] be dissolved
10 7|     are perceptible, but their actual dimensions do not present
11 7|     sensibles not discerned by actual contact. Now, there is,