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either directly, or as an example, a mere simile, or an analogue, or indeed in any other way ; because intuitive perceptions take a far firmer hold than any abstract thoughts, let alone mere words. This is why we remember things we have ourselves experienced so much better than those of which we read.

Chapter VIII. - General Observations And Results

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