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 1 9 |                Again: the atoms form the bodies, these full elements
 2 12|      word of ours, or different form it. There is therefore,
 3 13|     resembling, as far as their form goes, the solid bodies which
 4 13|         kind and an aptitude to form surfaces without depth,
 5 14|          notwithstanding, their form may be sometimes altered.
 6 15|       us an impression of their form and color. This phenomenon,
 7 15| perception which bears upon the form or the other attributes
 8 15|        images, is only the same form of the solid perceived directly,
 9 16|         it is not confirmed, we form our judgments in virtue
10 18|        which receives a certain form, under the action of the
11 20|        sensible objects, except form, weight, magnitude and anything
12 20|         unavoidably inherent in form; in fact, every quality
13 20|         can still recognize the form of these constituent parts;
14 20|          do not remain like the form, but perish in the dissolution
15 23|         resemblance, we wish to form an idea of the smallest
16 23|      examine them successively, form the first to the last, not
17 24|         combine themselves, and form compound bodies in virtue
18 31|        the same organic system; form the moment, in short, when
19 38|  necessarily have one identical form."~(He says, in fact, in
20 43|   different images which result form distance, how to give an