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 1      I,  22|    and that big (thing) is a log"; or again, "the log is
 2      I,  22|    is a log"; or again, "the log is big", and "the man walks".
 3      I,  22|     I affirm "the white is a log", I mean that something
 4      I,  22|      the substratum in which log inheres, for it was not
 5      I,  22|   white (thing) came to be a log, and the white (thing) is
 6      I,  22| thing) is consequently not a log except incidentally. On
 7      I,  22|     hand, when I affirm "the log is white", I do not mean
 8      I,  22|   which happens also to be a log, is white (as I should if
 9      I,  22|    white"); on the contrary, log is here the substratum-the
10      I,  22|    predication. "White" and "log" will thus serve as types