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1   I,  4 |          age is, however, exactly parallel to what happens in the case
2  II,  3 |       figure and soul are exactly parallel; for the particulars subsumed
3  II,  5 |   actually. The power of sense is parallel to what is combustible,
4  II,  9 |          probable that there is a parallel failure in the perception
5  II,  9 |         the species of tastes run parallel to those of smells-the only
6  II,  10|           some drink. There is no parallel here to the perception of
7  II,  10|      taste. In this it is exactly parallel to sight, which apprehends
8  II,  11|        invisible (and there was a parallel truth about all the other
9 III,  1 | perception of it would be exactly parallel to our present perception