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hence proceed the errors and ignorance, the gross and silly mistakes it cnier,ainS of itself. Hence it is, that it fancieS those passions dead in itself, which are only laid to sleep that it imagines it has laid aSic the desire of pursuing, when it dues but rest to take breath; and thinks it has lost the appetites, which it has only satisfied for the present. And yet this cbscurity, thick as it is, to hide it from itself flinders it not from seeing perfectly the things which are without itScIf in which it is like our eyes, which perceive all, and arc only blind with respect to themselves.