For after all, if completely dead words not animated by the bearing and sensible manner of these famous authors are still stronger than the reason of certain people, if the tum of expression that gives only a faint idea of the sensible action that the imagination spreads vividly across the face and the rest of the body of those penetrated by what they say, can agitate, penetrate, and convince an infinity of people, then certainly we must agree that nothing is more dangerous than to listen respectfully to those of a strong and lively imagination.