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1      I,  2| obvious on the face of it. The possession of a plan of inquiry will
2      I,  3|       3~We shall be in perfect possession of the way to proceed when
3    III,  2|       we appreciate better the possession of things that cannot be
4    III,  2|         Also the more personal possession is more desirable than the
5      V,  2|     man who has said that the "possession of sensation" is a property
6      V,  2|    things for it means (1) the possession of knowledge by it, (2)
7      V,  5|      it now is, e.g. the man’s possession of four fingers. So he errs
8      V,  7|        of a doctor towards the possession of ability to produce health
9      V,  7|       of a trainer towards the possession of ability to produce vigour,