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 1 4|      s sense of Touch, on the contrary, excels that of all other
 2 4|       is affected only by its contrary; and this contrary is the
 3 4|     by its contrary; and this contrary is the Dry. Thus we see
 4 4|       e.g. in Colour White is contrary to Black, and in Savours
 5 4|      and in Savours Bitter is contrary to Sweet; but no one figure
 6 4|     one figure is reckoned as contrary to any other figure. Else,
 7 4|       which he reduces Sweet] contrary?~Again, since figures are
 8 5|      tasteless, while, on the contrary, wood is odorous, because
 9 7|     Contraries are themselves Contrary, and if Contraries cannot
10 7| sensibles as are not [indeed] Contrary, [but are yet of different