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Thus the daring Opinions Of an ingenious writer Of the presentday, confounding subject with Object, self with non-self, mind With matter, are scouted universally, as Opposed to Our intimate conviction, which nothing can overthrow or even weaken, that the things thus confound ed are really distinct.
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