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it was, whether the dreamer accurately remember its substance,—as he almost never does,—or no, is real.

By 'Experience,' I mean any actually conscious effect, brutally produced that contributes to the formation or preservation of a habit, self-controlled and satisfying, yet destructible by no positive exercise of intellectual vigor. Thus, if a little child inserts its finger into a flame, it will Experience a feeling which will contribute to the determination of a disposition to keep all its fingers, and toes too, out of flames. This will be a self-controlled habit, since the child, if