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of the nature of a Law, and not an Existence; nor its being an
Intuition, that is, being at the same time a single
object; nor its having a special connection
with the internal world. But I doubt very much
whether Kant has succeeded in rightly stating the
connection between those
three features of Time.

Now there are three characters which
mark the universe of our experience
in a way of their own. They are Variety,
Uniformity, and the passage of Variety
into Uniformity. By the Passage of Variety
into Uniformity, I mean that variety
upon being multiplied almost in
every department of experience shows