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...but at finite distance. Supposing, therefore, such to be the case, we can transport ourselves tbither in imagination, and can frame a mental image of the appearance which one or both of the lines must LUT. ANGL. IV — 24 présence imaginaire tient lieu d'une présence réelle ; vous affirmez par l'une...

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