And it is nonsensical to speak of the total number of objects.

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'You said, 'It'll stop soon'.—Were you thinking of the noise or of your pain?' If he answers 'I was thinking of the piano-tuning'— is he observing that the connexion existed, or is he making it by means i7i of these words?—Can't I say both?

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I Can know that it doesn't fail of its object I—Well, can it happen to me, to intend to write to one person and in fact write to another?

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No answer comes—for the answers which at first sight suggest themselves are of no use.—'And yet at the time I meant the one thing and not the other.'

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It is in language that an expectation and its fulfilment make contact.

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