No man thinks right, whilst he is in it; blinded as he must be, with his congenial humours, and drawn differently aside, as the bishop and myself have been, with too lax or too tense a fibre ----REASON is, half of it, SENSE; and the measure of heaven itself is but the measure of our present appetites and concoctions----

No man thinks right, whilst he is in it; blinded as he must be, with his humours, and either too lax or too tense. - Reason is half Sensation; and the measure of heaven itself is but the measure of our present appetites-
