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1908 Nov 2
Logic
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External percepts, such as sights, sounds, pressures, rubs
smooth, rough, and shivery, cramps, thrills, stings and cuts, smarts,
burns, hot and warm objects, cool and cold objects, aches in great
variety, tastes, smells, muscular sensations, jars, senses of intestinal
motions; emotional feelings; recollections; fancied images; the double
sense of Brute effort and resistance (in which, the more nearly
pure it is, the more completely is the purpose of the exertion
forgotten. For example, one may be so occupied in pushing
with all his might against a door that he quite
loses his desire to have it open, though this was the
original motive of his pushing. I shall call any action
'Brutal' of which no reason is an ingredient. To resume
the catalogue,) the sense of compulsion (and that in one's

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