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fol. 21v         Chapter IV in Part I, Section I: 'Of Ideas of Imitation' (3.103)
      
      
      
     		Note.  to end of last chapter  .
     I prefer saying  .  <the sensation> "that it is not what it seems to be . to
     		saying "that it seems to be what it is not."  because we perceive at once
     what it seems to be - and the idea of imitation - & the consequent pleasure
 5   result from the subsequent perception of its being something else - flat
     		for instance when we thought it was round .
      
      
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[fols 22r and 22v blank]  'Of Ideas of Truth' (Pt I, Sn I, Ch V)  (3.104f)?
      
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