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The other Square, the xy'-Square, we know (as in the previous example to be 'occupied'. )
If, then, we transfer our marks to the smaller Diagram, we get merely this:--
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| | |
| | 1 |
| | |
-----------which means, you know, "some x are y'."
These principles may be applied to all the other oblongs. For instance, to represent "all y' are m'" we should mark the ------- RIGHT-HAND UPRIGHT OBLONG (the one | | that has the attribute y' thus:-- |--- | )
| 0 | |
|---|-1-|
| 0 | |
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