The Thing Of Which The Act Of

It Is Convenient To Distinguish The Two Kinds Of Experience Which Have Thus Been Described, The Experienc-ing And The Experienc-ed, By Technical Words.

An Expectation Is A Future Object, Recognised As Belonging To Me.

The Sensory Acts Are Accordingly Distinguished By Their Objects.

An Object Is Not First Imagined Or Thought About And Then Expected Or Willed, But In Being Actively Expected It Is Imagined As Future And In Being Willed It Is Thought.

Curiosity Begins As An Act Of Tearing To Pieces Or Analysis.