Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04

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rr hcrn, ir,rr th line Is J.rnpnd So if n
man be- insane There was a. rrs,ar line T9ch Ii he
for all men pursue different lines and every sane man
ho, bis : own peculiar path. .I.u. 49,.
all divergent it is easy enough to discover when the
street the en bee the tower or ihs martial prorss ION Is
when the course otan individual lie has become de-
ranged. We deal not then with gcoIuctrical or ma
tcrlal lines, but with an imaginary line. We have
no physical objects for land marks II trace the
line backward by tho light of imperfect and wsats-
factory evidence. which leaves it a matter almost ol
speculation whether there has been departure or
not. In some cases, indeed thu task i easy Ii the
fond mother becomes the murderer OF her offspring II
i easy 10 see that ~Ar j. drruu4cd. Ii the pious man
Who's steps arr firm. unt whose pathway led straight
to Heaven. sink without temptation INTO criminal de-
has nrnt 1t easy to see that h, Is drrnrrd But in
cases where no ultuu instinct or elevated pm
throw. It's iIh anon orr research it is often the most
difficult ana d.at, %, all human investigations To de-
! teruinr when person is dr.ungrd
j We have two tests First. to comparc the inIvil-
url alter the supposed d'runL 'mcnt with him. I'll a- he
was before : c1nd to compare his course with thusn
! Ordinary lines oihuuan lite which w. expect some
, persons of equal intelligence. and in similar tu4tinn
10 pir>u.
advancement which is insanity. mean only what
We have assumed. huH absurd Is 1t to be- looking to
detect whether ~ .uory hop, oy f.ar hunger. thirst
reason understandings wit and other faculties remain
"a liutr rs. ! Inef- t.