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 1    III,  6 |           then also some form of failure of sensation is not a failure
 2    III,  6 |    failure of sensation is not a failure of capacity. Also, if the
 3      V,  5 |         is incurred because of a failure to define how as well as
 4      V,  6 |      inasmuch as we have sight, "failure to see" would be a property
 5     VI,  4 |           One form, then, of the failure to work through more intelligible
 6     VI,  4 | indefinite and in motion.~Of the failure to use terms that are prior
 7     VI,  5 |  commonplace rule relates to the failure to frame the expression
 8     VI,  6 |       who say that "sleep" is a "failure of sensation", or that "
 9     VI,  6 |          ought to be, if it is a failure of sensation. Likewise,
10     VI,  6 |          of pain: nor again is a failure of sensation sleep, but
11    VII,  5 |         it is enough to show its failure to belong either in some
12   VIII,  11|  different things. For often the failure to carry through the argument