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 1   I, 7|        underlying nature is an object of scientific knowledge,
 2   I, 7| essential nature of a physical object is not yet clear. But that
 3  II, 1|      or substance of a natural object with that immediate constituent
 4  II, 3|       number. Knowledge is the object of our inquiry, and men
 5   V, 1|     changes accidentally to an object of thought, the colour being
 6   V, 1|    being only accidentally the object of thought; it changes to
 7 VII, 3|      meets with the particular object that it knows in a manner
 8 VII, 5|      alteration of half of its object will occupy half as much
 9 VII, 5|       as much time half of the object will be altered: or again,
10 VII, 5|     altering or increasing the object, or that in twice the time