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1 1 | progress in their view of the general question, to recollect the
2 3 |      the actual impression in general; or whether we cling to
3 6 |    founded on perception, any general quality peculiar to all
4 33|  shall see clearly that these general principles contain an exact
5 34|     sufficient to express the general idea of the movement of
6 36|   things comprised under this general denomination for time—we
7 44|     to the sensations, to the general sensations for general things,
8 44|    the general sensations for general things, and to the particular
9 45|      knowledge to bear on the general subject, to run over without