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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 31

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  1. the nexet moment in a mabine Mlan, not remember
  2. nor be able to recolleet one jot of allthose Thouchts=
  3. Wrty, does he chink ic Aranse, if the Sonl has
  4. Ideas ofits omn, that it derio d not from sensa-
  5. tion or reflection, that it son d never in its pri-
  6. vare thineine, retain any of them, the verymoment
  7. it males ont of them, and thenmate the Man slad
  8. mithnem Discoveries: Orwhy does he calt ic an
  9. absurdiry, to make che sont and the Man tuo
  10. Persons: There is nochine Aranse or absurd in
  11. al this, it the soul in a Acexine and matine Man
  12. Be not che lame perrmanent Subltance.
  13. Thope nhac has been laid, is sufficient 10
  14. help che Remarkersunderkandine in that Di-
  15. (course oF Mr. Locks irtrich (0 much puzled
  16. him; and then I am certain he cannot appre-
  17. hend ic ot ans consequence to the Immorralier
  18. OF thesoul, luxpoline it dees not thine, nhen
  19. the Man is not C’onscions of it. I no proceed
  20. cohis second Difticuley:
  21. Tdo not understand (CayShe) hom the Sont if IA. R. P. 35
  22. Be be at angtime utterly rithont Thouchts, what
  23. it is that produces the first Thonshe acain, at the
  24. end of that unthineins Incerval And wtiat chens
  25. Must re cheretore conclude il cannor De donc :
  26. IFchar bc a 500d Arsumene, e must deny
  27. the most common and visible Operations in
  28. Nature Do vou understand hom jour soul
  29. chintes at alI: PTom it passes From one Thoughe
  30. to anocher. FTor it preserves ies Preature ot
  31. Ideas, 1o produce them at pleature on Occali-
  32. ons: And recollects those it hac nor in a lone
  33. time Rehected on Por it moves youi Body,
  34. Or is affected by ic 3 Theseare Operarions vinich
  35. l suppole rou are not lo Sceptical as to
  36. doubeot, nor vec pretend ro understand hor
  37. they arc donc: And lince we are certain cliat
  38. the soul is aftected wich aii che considerable
  39. Chanses oFthe Body, thac it is Sick, and in
  40. Pain, and unable to vertorm ies tunctions, ac-
  41. COrOIDES
  42. l. 47.
  43. P. 46.

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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 31. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797937889:0043?run=74