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The Monthly Review 41
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— 1 have sTead, that he^th for want of change becomes difeafe; nay, that there is a pleafure in madnefs which none but madmen know ; but' I mud confer^ thefe are pleafures 1 am not eager to tade.
* Clb. Thefe are very violent cxpreffions it muft be allowed; bat that fpmething fimilar to the firft of thefe alTertions is not en- .
tirely withoot foundation, is not perhaps fo difficult to make ap« pear.
A a 2 • HoRT.
356 Collignon*^ Mottil and Medical Dialogues.
* HoRT, To fpeak in defence of fick...nefs, pain, and infirmity, fzems to me as ftrangc an attempt as a panegyric on folly.
' Cle. Jt is propofed only to ttrip it of what docs not eflentiallf belong to it, and to fet it in the &ireil light it will beir; when we may probabiy fee reafon, not only to fupprefs oar murmurs, but to grow reconciled to our fuiferings ; when we find that as pain often treads on the heels of pleafure ; pleafure is no unfrequent attendant upon pain.
* 1 he parching heat of a raging fever excites fuch eager defires after cooling and plentiful drink, rhat, gratified to its wifh, it is pro- dudlive of iuch pleafurable fenfations, as experience alone, not de- fcriptioii, can comprehend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— 1 have sTead, that he^th for want of change becomes difeafe; nay, that there is a pleafure in madnefs which none but madmen know ; but' I mud confer^ thefe are pleafures 1 am not eager to tade.
* Clb. Thefe are very violent cxpreffions it muft be allowed; bat that fpmething fimilar to the firft of thefe alTertions is not en- .
tirely withoot foundation, is not perhaps fo difficult to make ap« pear.
A a 2 • HoRT.
356 Collignon*^ Mottil and Medical Dialogues.
* HoRT, To fpeak in defence of fick...nefs, pain, and infirmity, fzems to me as ftrangc an attempt as a panegyric on folly.
' Cle. Jt is propofed only to ttrip it of what docs not eflentiallf belong to it, and to fet it in the &ireil light it will beir; when we may probabiy fee reafon, not only to fupprefs oar murmurs, but to grow reconciled to our fuiferings ; when we find that as pain often treads on the heels of pleafure ; pleafure is no unfrequent attendant upon pain.
* 1 he parching heat of a raging fever excites fuch eager defires after cooling and plentiful drink, rhat, gratified to its wifh, it is pro- dudlive of iuch pleafurable fenfations, as experience alone, not de- fcriptioii, can comprehend.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffiths, Ralph, 1720-1803 to read onlineMoreLess
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