Note 166 — Chapter IV
Reading edition
'We are inspired with the sensation, as we are inspired with the corresponding perception, by means unknown.'—Reid's Works, 188. 'This,' says Stewart, 'is a plain statement of fact.'—Stewart's Works, ii. 111-12.
Reading edition
'We are inspired with the sensation, as we are inspired with the corresponding perception, by means unknown.'—Reid's Works, 188. 'This,' says Stewart, 'is a plain statement of fact.'—Stewart's Works, ii. 111-12.