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1     II,  8 |   example, when we are aware of thunder as a noise in the clouds,
2     II,  8 |      screen. Thus, (1) "What is thunder?" "The quenching of fire
3     II,  8 |    cloud", and (2) "Why does it thunder?" "Because fire is quenched
4     II,  8 |   equivalent. Let C be cloud, A thunder, B the quenching of fire.
5     II,  10|         the essential nature of thunder; since the first statement
6     II,  10| statement of what the nature of thunder is will be "The noise of
7     II,  10|        other definition. Again, thunder can be defined as noise
8     II,  11|       causes-as for instance if thunder be a hiss and a roar necessarily