British Synonymy, or an Attempt at Regulating the Choice of Words in Familiar Conversation, Vol. 2 of 2: Inscribed, With Sentiments of Gratitude and ... Made English Literature Their Peculiar Study - Softcover

Excerpt from British Synonymy, or an Attempt at Regulating the Choice of Words in Familiar Conversation, Vol. 2 of 2: Inscribed, With Sentiments of Gratitude and Respect, to Inch of Her Foreign Friends as Have Made English Literature Their Peculiar Study

Force him to 'hope or fear beyond the limits of fnher probability. All power of fancy {over reafon is a degree of insanity but while this power is fuch as we can controul and reprefs, it is not vifible to others, or confidered as any proof of mental DE rangement nor can we jufily pro nounce it madness, till it becomes ungo.

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Excerpt from British Synonymy, or an Attempt at Regulating the Choice of Words in Familiar Conversation, Vol. 2 of 2: Inscribed, With Sentiments of Gratitude and Respect, to Inch of Her Foreign Friends as Have Made English Literature Their Peculiar Study

Being confidered as out of their minds at all; yet, to the penetrating eye of Willis, or phi lofophical arrangements of Arnold, would foon betray fymptoms of disordered 8p1 rits. A friend once told me in confidence, that for two years he durft not ever eat an apple, for fear it fhould make him drunk; but as he took care to aflign no reafon for his forbearance, and as no man is much fo licited to eat apples, the oddity efcaped no tice; and would not have been known at.

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