There is something so special in the boundless este for the pure moral law stripped of all advantage as this law is presented to us, for compliance, by practical reason, whose voice makes even the boldest offender tremble and compels him to hide from his own sig that one need not be surprised to find this influence of a merely intellectual idea on feeling unfathomable for speculative reason, and to have to settle for being capable nonetheless of this much insight a priori: that such a feeling is inseparably linked with the presentation of the moral law in every finite rational being.