holds of
sensible
existences
at
largemust
be; but
still,
comprehensive
in the
sense that
all the
changes
gonethrough
fall
within it.
This will
probably
be thought
too
sweeping
an
assertion,but
we shall
quickly
find it
justified.
95. For
here we
have to
note the
further
all-important
fact,
thatevery
change
suffered
by every
sensible
existence,
is a
change in
one
orother of
these two
opposite
directions.
Apparently
an
aggregate
which
