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1 2|       in the above phenomenon merely as it does so in ordinary
2 2|   which sees. For the case is merely one of reflexion. But it
3 2|     the stars, or else go out merely to a certain point, and
4 3|       of bodies, however, not merely such as some suppose, i.e.
5 5| either. Aqueous exhalation is merely a form of moisture, but
6 6| perceptible actually, and not merely because they are in the
7 6|       seen, in virtue of some merely abstract relationship between
8 7|      coinstantaneously is due merely to the fact that the intervals