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Nature gives unequivocal testimony in the case, not only by her !
uniform resistance^ but by the marks ^f violence and signs of distress which she exhibits under the habitual influence of these liquors.
In taking this account, we shall pass absolute drunkenness and ^ sudden dissolution, because these eflects will be charged to excess. j We shall be told that every good thing may be abused. And almse is i ' no argument against use. The question is often asked, with an air *.
of triumph, must we ...leave eating, because some men will eat toa much f This however is mere sophistry. The cases are in no sense ' j] parallel. Let it be first shewn, that distilled liquors are among the ' jij necessary means of human support, or that at all, they afford any 4' nourishment to the body ; and then intemperance, in both cases, will . i mean excess. J Drunkenness theii» in all its deformity and most loathsome aspects, ' J might be adduced as illustrating the poisonous nature of distilled li« , ^ quors* For, it is a plain question in direct proportion, which every • 1 school boy can solve ; if one quart of distilled liquor will produce , j deadly inebriation; what degree^ of the same kind of efed^ will itoe j haif or one fourth of a ^produce ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nature gives unequivocal testimony in the case, not only by her !
uniform resistance^ but by the marks ^f violence and signs of distress which she exhibits under the habitual influence of these liquors.
In taking this account, we shall pass absolute drunkenness and ^ sudden dissolution, because these eflects will be charged to excess. j We shall be told that every good thing may be abused. And almse is i ' no argument against use. The question is often asked, with an air *.
of triumph, must we ...leave eating, because some men will eat toa much f This however is mere sophistry. The cases are in no sense ' j] parallel. Let it be first shewn, that distilled liquors are among the ' jij necessary means of human support, or that at all, they afford any 4' nourishment to the body ; and then intemperance, in both cases, will . i mean excess. J Drunkenness theii» in all its deformity and most loathsome aspects, ' J might be adduced as illustrating the poisonous nature of distilled li« , ^ quors* For, it is a plain question in direct proportion, which every • 1 school boy can solve ; if one quart of distilled liquor will produce , j deadly inebriation; what degree^ of the same kind of efed^ will itoe j haif or one fourth of a ^produce ?
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