... , still more than the image does, a comparison between the object and others that resemble it. But as the comparison has made manifest a resemblance, as the resemblance is a property of the object, and as a property has every appearance of being a part of the object which possesses it, we deceive ourselves into believing that by setting concept beside concept we are reconstructing the whole ... points of view) the movement escapes me entirely. From my original intuition of the mobility of the rolling ball I was able to, through analysis, imagine immobile points by which it passes, but wi...

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