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over, we 60 not remember that we actedone part in a conference, and that the otherwas involuntarily obtruded upon us; the me-mory only of certain of our past actions isentirely lost, as is said: Whereas in dreamswe clearly remember a part which we our-selves said or did, and as clearly rememberanother differential, which was forced uponus, or in acting which we had as little con-cern, as we have when another person says,or does like things to us while we areawake. And this alternate speaking and re-plying, or this difference, in our producinga part of the action, and another Agent's pro-ducing another part of it, is continued tosome length in certain instances. Now theparticular that I insist upon is, not only thatwe do not remember that we ourselves actedsuch a responsory or opposite part; but thatwe remember the contrary. It is one thingto remember that I said so and so to anotherperson, not remembering the rest; and quiteanother to have such a clear distinction ofmemory as in the cafe before us, of what Isaid to him, and he to me. In the first casethere is a perfepl forgetfulness of something ;and in the other, a per jedi remembrance of it

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