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 1      I,  4 |        times, not at this or that time only; e.g. if animal is
 2      I,  22|          in some place or at some time.~I assume first that predication
 3      I,  31|        definite present place and time: but that which is commensurately
 4      I,  31|     because we should at the same time see it in each instance
 5     II,  2 | perception would then at the same time give us the present fact
 6     II,  11|         end in view comes last in time.~The same thing may exist
 7     II,  12|     cannot reason because, be the time interval definite or indefinite,
 8     II,  12|           in this theory that the time interval can be neither
 9     II,  12|         and the starting-point of time is the present. We next
10     II,  17|          vine, and is at the same time of wider extent than vine;