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1 If these statements be compared with what we have 2 pointed out concerning the strength of the emotions in this Part 3 up to Prop. xviii., we shall readily see the difference between a 4 man, who is led solely by emotion or opinion, and a man, who is 5 led by reason. The former, whether will or no, performs actions 6 whereof he is utterly ignorant; the latter is his own master and 7 only performs such actions, as he knows are of primary importance 8 in life, and therefore chiefly desires; wherefore I call the 9 former a slave, and the latter a free man, concerning whose 10 disposition and manner of life it will be well to make a few 11 observations. 12 13