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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 34

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  1. 34
  2. out another io sire it place; and wten
  3. That onc is amono thom, I sec no morerer.
  4. Con irtr ther must De aIlnem imprest,
  5. than that the others must have Been nem
  6. imprest wrten l’only chousheot that onc;
  7. unlels iE D5. SuppO5d, chor the Soul Ha5 aI.
  8. Waro, just onc ldlea mor thauchereis place
  9. for in the repolitory ot its Idc25; and il
  10. chat happen eo croud in, betore anottier
  11. h25 GoF out, ther ill all be sised to.
  12. Scther. Or AY aray for RII.
  13. But here the Remarker interpoles,
  14. L
  15. von sar the Ideas remain in the sont, and
  16. necdonty a new Fxcitation; rohy then, (ay l
  17. may not Infants have Innate Ideas (which von
  18. so much oppose) that vant onty Objects and
  19. Occasions to excite and actuate them, with a
  20. sit Disposition of the, Brain: BY wrtrat hath
  21. been Caid, it will appear, That this Argu-
  22. ment sainsnotorce trom MT. LockSOpi-
  23. nIOn, That the Sout doesnot alvays think;
  24. Sincc iF the Soul docs alvars think, iE Can
  25. perceire but verr term Idcas aE OncC; (0
  26. that the tame Consequence riil follon
  27. From a Mansharins onlr one thoughL, a5
  28. Froin his havins no thought at aIl; whe-
  29. cher ali his other Ideas must De nerr im-
  30. prelt, or remain in thesoul, and nccd onls
  31. a nem Frcitation: This Objection there.
  32. Fore moud hare been as much to the Duir-
  33. pose in ans other place, The Remarker
  34. mioht hare. askd, IF wten a Man thinks
  35. ontr upon onc Obicet, there remain Ideas
  36. in theSoul, Wrhich he does not perceire to
  37. hethere; WVhy masnoc Intants hare In.
  38. BaFC
  39. Ebid.

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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 34. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797937889:0046?run=74