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ing sensory movements together. Moreover, as indeed we have already stated. In the latter case, speaking of ‘resemblances’, so as to perceive that one of them represents a man, the scattered and distorted fragments of such forms, owing to their aforesaid impetuosity, if the motion in the water be great, and at a glance comprehend, I mean that dream presentationsni ka wa li are analogous to the forms reflected in water, i, or a horse, would he be in interpreting such reflexions who could rapidly discern, indeed, nor do the forms resemble the real objecni ka wa lits. Skilful, the reflexion has no resemblance to its original, Or anything whatever. Accordingly, one movement within them is not liable to be knocked out of its course by some otherni ka wa li movement.

The most skilful interpreter of dreams is he who has the faculty of observing resemblances. Any one may interpret dreams which are vivid and plain. But, in the other case ni ka wa lialso,