...Hypothefis ; and none of thofe tiaf, it needs clear Truths, that either their own Evidence Proof. fortes us to admit, or common Experience makes it Impudence to deny. For the moft that can be fard of it isV That 'tis poflible the Soul may always think, but not always1 retain...

...perceiving: It is, I fufpect, a confufed notion taken up to ferve an hypothefis; and none of thofe clear truths, that either their own evidence forces...common experience makes it impudence to deny. For the mod that can be faid of it, is, that it is impodible the foul may always think, but not always retain...

...perceiving ; it is, I fufpefl, a confufed notion, taken up to ferve an hypothefis, and none of thofe clear truths that either their own evidence forces...common experience makes it impudence to deny ; for the moft that can be faid of it is, that it is poffible the foul may always think, but not always retain...

...perceiving ; it is, I fufpett, a confufed notion, taken up to ferve an hypothefis, and none of thofe clear truths that either their own evidence forces...common experience makes it impudence to deny ; for the melt that can be faid of it is, that it is poflible the foul may always think, but not always retain...

...themselves think, when they tion, it needs themselves do not perceive it. This, \ proof. am afraid, is to be sure without proofs; and to know, without perceiving : It is, I suspect, 3 confused notion taken up to serve an hypothesis ; and Bone pf those clear truths, that either their...

...themselves think, when they tion, it needs themselves do not perceive it. This, I proof. am a tVaid, is to be sure without proofs ; and to know, without perceiving : It is, I suspect . confused notion taken up to serve an hypothesis; ami none of those clear truths, that either their...

...fufpeet, a confufed notion, taken up to ferve in hypothefis •, and none of thofe clear truths, thr.t either their own evidence forces us to admit, or common experience makes it imprudence to deny. For the tnoft that can be fiikl of it, is that it is pofiible the foul may nhvayo...

...come to know that they themselves think, when they themselves do not perceive it ? This, I am afraid, is to be sure without proofs ; and* to know, without...it impudence to deny. For the most that can be said VOL. I. 14 of it, is, that it is possible the soul may always think, but not always retain it in memory...

...come to know that they themselves think, when they themselves do not perceive it. This, I am afraid, is to be sure without proofs; and to know, without...For the most that can be said of it is, that it is impossible the soul may always think, but not always retain it in memory: and I say, it is as possible...

...think, when they position, it themselves do not perceive it. This, I needs proof. am 5^^ jg to fog sure -without proofs ; and to know, without perceiving:...For the most that can be said of it is, that it is impossible the soul may always think, but not always retain it in memory: and I say, it is as possible...