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Excerpt from The Influence of Emerson
And then asks him for his grounds of assurance that things are as his senses repre sent them. But I, he says, affirm facts not affected by the illusions of sense, facts which are of the same nature as the faculty which reports them. He does not deny the sensuous fact: by no means; but he will not see that alone.
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