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| 41 | 98 | These two View more quotes about things">things tend, then, in your understanding to merge into only one, in this case that your shield betrayed you". |
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| 41 | 95 | "This is hard to understand," said Hci. |
| 41 | 96 | "That is because you are thoroughly familiar with only one context of belief," I said, "your own. |
| 41 | 97 | Thus, you are not accustomed to draw a distinction between what is to be interpreted, so to speak, and its interpretation. |
| 41 | 98 | These two things tend, then, in your understanding to merge into only one, in this case that your shield betrayed you". |
| 41 | 99 | "It did," said Hci. |
| 41 | 100 | "Look up," I said. |
| 41 | 101 | "See the moons?" "Yes," he said. |