2. Other modes of thinking.
These are some few instances of those various modes of thinking, which the mind
may observe in itself, and so have as distinct ideas of as it hath of white and red, a square or a circle. I do not
pretend to enumerate them all, nor to treat at large of this set of ideas, which are got from reflection: that would be
to make a volume. It suffices to my present purpose to have shown here, by some few examples, of what sort
these ideas are, and how the mind comes by them; especially since I shall have occasion hereafter to treat more at
large of reasoning, judging, volition, and knowledge, which are some of the most considerable operations of the
mind, and modes of thinking.
