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1 3 |           whether we cling to the idea by itself, or to any other
2 16|   supposition that a preconceived idea will be confirmed, or at
3 23|   resemblance, we wish to form an idea of the smallest particle
4 34|       these perceptions forms the idea of the body. Bodies often
5 34| sufficient to express the general idea of the movement of transference
6 35|       necessarily inherent in the idea of a body, one can only
7 40|          each passion, or by each idea, following the differences